Primary testicular lymphoma--A case report.

Primary lymphoma of the testis is more commonly seen in the elderly age group. A 45-year-old Hindu male with histopathological diagnosis of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of the right testis presented after orchiectomy of the right testis. The patient was put on two cycles of chemotherapy consisting of cyclophosphamide, vincristine, adriamycin and prednisolone at 3- weekly interval followed by external radiation therapy. During follow-up after 7 years he developed left facial nerve palsy and left sided haemiparesis. On CT scan of the brain multiple space occupying lesions were seen in both the hemispheres of the brain. He was put on cranial radiation therapy with intrathecal methotrexate injections. He responded favourably with the treatment.

Carcinoma Caecum coexistent with Tuberculosis : a case report.

Tubercular lesion may coexist with malignancy in various sites resulting in dfficulties in diagnosing the conditions. A case of carcinoma caecum associated with tubercular lesion in the same site is reported. The patient have completed the antitubercular therapy and is now on regular anticancer chemotherapy. Till now the patient is doing fine.

Non-lymphomatous malignancies associated with Human Immunodeficiency Virus infected patients.

Non-lymphomatous malignancies may also develop in immunocompromised patients. However a detail study about the cases is lacking. Here we describe four cases of solid tumours in HIV seropositive patients.