Ahmet Turhan, Can Arıcı, Selahittin Çayan
Bulletin of Urooncology - 2025;24(4):117-120
Testicular neoplasms represent an uncommon subset of urogenital malignancies, with lymphomatous involvement being an even more infrequent clinical presentation. Fournier's gangrene, a fulminant necrotizing fasciitis affecting the perineal region, is characterized by a polymicrobial pathogenesis. The therapeutic management of this condition is predicated upon three critical interventional strategies: Expeditious and comprehensive surgical debridement, targeted antimicrobial pharmacotherapy, and robust hemodynamic stabilization.We report a rare case of recurrent testicular diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in an 85-year-old diabetic man complicated by Fournier's gangrene, a severe infectious complication.
