Testicular tumors

Testicular tumours are frequent and easy to detect. Often benign, they are sometimes carried out without analysis and monitoring is neglected. Nevertheless, an informed knowledge of the different histological types encountered and of the symptomatology, particularly paraneoplastic, underlines the need for the practitioner to be vigilant with regard to these tumours, their precise identification and follow-up.

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Testicular ectopia (cryptorchidism) in puppies and kittens

It is a defect in the descent of one or both testicles into the scrotal pocket.
At birth, the testicles are located near the inguinal ring and at 5 weeks they are already normally in place.
An absence of testicles at 8 weeks is considered abnormal (delayed implantation), but it will take six months to legally diagnose an ectopic testicle. Beyond six months, whatever the breed, this is an unacceptable defect in dogs.

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