Testicular pain, possibly with an acute onset; may be associated with a hydrocele
A metastatic testis tumor may manifest as large retroperitoneal and/or chest lesions, while the primary tumor is nonpalpable
A male aged 15-35 years presents with a painless testicular lump that has been noticeable for several days to months
Patients commonly have abnormal findings on semen analysis at presentation, and they may be subfertile
Patients may present with a hydrocele, and scrotal ultrasonography may identify a nonpalpable testis tumor
