Report of testicular tumour in a toddler: management beyond the testis.

Testicular tumours in prepubertal children tend to be pure yolk sac tumours detected in stage I and have good prognosis. We describe a case of a 2-year old male child with a mixed testicular tumour presenting with stage IIC disease and managed with retroperitoneal lymph node dissection for residual retroperitoneal disease post adjuvant chemotherapy.

Isolated splenic metastasis from clear cell renal carcinoma - A case report.

Back Ground: Metastatic deposits in spleen are rare owing to its physiological functions and sharp angle of splenic artery with coelic axis.

Case Report: We report a case of a 53year old male with clear cell carcinoma of left kidney. Isolated splenic metastasis was detected on a follow up PET CT scan 2 months post radical nephrectomy.

Medial femoral condyle fracture following traumatic allogenic bone transfer - A case report.

Open fractures can cause an "out-in" injury, wherein a foreign body can penetrate the skin causing fracture. There are few reports of allogenic bone getting embedded in soft tissue, but one causing fracture to the host bone has not been reported till date. We present a case, wherein a large cortical bony fragment from one individual penetrated the thigh of another person causing fracture of medial femoral condyle during a head-on collision involving two motorbikes.

Desmoid tumours: our experience of six cases and review of literature.

Desmoid tumours represent aggressive fibroblastic proliferation of the musculoaponeurotic structures commonly from the anterior abdominal wall. These tumours infiltrate locally, recur frequently but do not metastasize. Antecedent trauma, pregnancy and estrogens play a role in the etiopathogenesis of these tumours.

Rationalization of interpretation of uroflowmetry for a non-caucasian (Indian) population: conceptual development and validation of volume-normalized flow rate index.

Aims: We intended to define volume-normalized flow rates (cQ; VQI) and to construct and validate uroflow (Q)-volume (V) nomograms in our Indian (non-Caucasian) population.

Methods: Prospective observational study.

Participants: Group A, male healthy volunteers 18-45 years without LUTS.