[Testicular carcinoma and sarcoid-like necrotizing granulomatosis].

A 35-year-old man with a stage I non-seminomatous germ-cell tumor of the right testis was treated with a simple orchidectomy. Sixty-seven months later, the patient who was on clinical follow-up, has presented five bilateral lung nodules on computed-tomography scan. Additional staging showed no other abnormalities.

[Tubercular fibrosing conjunctivitis associated with facial cutaneous tuberculosis].

Background: Tuberculous conjunctivitis has been described only rarely during the course of lupus vulgaris. We report a case of hemifacial cutaneous tuberculosis, diagnosed as atypical lupus vulgaris, associated with homolateral fibrosing tuberculous conjunctivitis.

Patients And Methods: An 83-year-old woman presented inflammatory conjunctivitis without bullous involvement in the left eye leading to corneal neovascularisation, symblepharons and ptosis.

[Conjunctival melanoma at corneoscleral limbus on primary acquired melanosis. A case report].

A 51-year-old Caucasian man consulted for a visual loss in the left eye due to corneal extension of a conjunctival melanoma. This conjunctival melanoma arose from primary acquired melanosis with atypia at the temporal corneoscleral limbus. The patient was treated using a combination of surgical excision with physical treatment by ocular proton therapy.

[Update on Kaposi's sarcoma].

Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) is a mesenchymal tumor involving blood and lymphatic vessels and induced by viral growth factors (HHV8-IL6). This article reviews the epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical spectrum (classic KS, iatrogenic immunosuppressive KS, endemic African KS, and AIDS-KS), histological features, staging criteria and treatment of KS. Unlike industrialized countries that have benefited from widespread use of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), developing countries continue to have a high incidence of AIDS-KS.