Effective control of recurrent and metastatic GU SCC by employing a multimodal approach in a patient with a history of radiation and transscrotal surgery for stage I seminoma

Abstract

This 68-year-old male, with a history of treated testicular seminoma, developed scrotal SCC 30 years later, with a metastatic SCC recurrence following another interval of 10 years. He exhibited good response to multimodal therapy, though subsequently underwent orchiectomy, revealing SCC invading his solitary testicle. This case presents a unique danger of adjuvant radiation in testicular cancer survivors, demonstrates the efficacy of multimodal therapy with GU SCC, and describes a highly unusual histologic finding.

Keywords

• Secondary malignant neoplasm
• Squamous cell carcinoma of the scrotum
• Mohs micrographic surgery of scrotal cutaneous malignancy
• Multimodal therapy for genitourinary metastatic squamous cell carcinoma