[Focal infarction of the testis. Report of a case simulating a gonadal mass].

Series of comments on the clinical history of one patient diagnosed "a posteriori" with a focal infarction of the testis. The case was pre-operatively handled as a tumour, as a result of which the patient underwent radial orchiectomy. The only notable feature in the patient's background was a vasectomy, performed two years earlier.

[Tumorous lymphedema of the penis. Report of verrucous elephantiasis. A brief case. Preliminary note].

Exclusively penial lymphatic affections can be considered a highly infrequent occurrence. In the absence of an scrotal oedema, an "elephantiac" involvement with tumoral appearance in the penis, is indeed exceptional. A clinical case is briefly commented here.

[Fibrous pseudotumor of the epididymis].

Presentation of one case of fibrous pseudotumor of epididymis in a 33 year-old patient. Final diagnosis was achieved after surgical exeresis and its pathoanatomical examination. Etiopathogeny, clinic presentation and therapeutical approach are reviewed.

[Epididymal neoplasms. New case report. Report of an adenomatoid tumor].

Presentation of the case of one patient with epididymal adenomatoid tumour presenting as episodes of inguino-scrotal discomfort. With no evidence of relapse, the case is monitored three years after surgery. On the lines of the literature review presented, a series of considerations on what has been a controversial histogenesis are made.