Pin the testicular cancer on the donkey: Is a mule’s buck to blame?
The history of trauma almost made doctors balls up the diagnosis
A man’s colon cancer spread to an extremely unusual site thanks to an unfortunate kick in the groin he hadn’t thought about for donkey’s years.
The 53-year-old had a history of colon adenocarcinoma, for which he underwent a colon resection in 2016. And two years later, metastatic lung nodules were detected on chest CT, prompting a lung resection.
