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Steroli's cell tumors SCT are rare testicular tumor. Very few cases were published in the literature. A new case of Sertoli's cell tumor that is reported and treated by testicular sparing surgery. Case Presentation: A 5-year-old boy with Sertoli' cell tumor presents with gynaecomastia and precocious puberty. He was treated by successful testicular sparing surgery. Conclusions: SCTs are rare testicular tumors. Testicular sparing surgery can be applied. 1-Introduction Sertoli's cell tumors (SCTs) are tumors of Sertoli cells, which are the feeder of the sperm-producing germ cells [1]. They are very rare type of testicular tumors, forming less than 1% of testicular cancers and few cases had been reported in the literatures [2],[3],[4] . They come the 2 commonest type of testicular cancers in children after Ledig's cell tumors [5] .They form in the normally descended testicle [6]. The majority of SCTs of the testes are seen in infants less than 6 months[7] and uncommonly in men older than 50 years of age[8]. Nearly almost all patients with testicular neogrowth presents with testicular mass and 10% of them presents with gynaecomastia and precocious puberty due to increased estrogen secretion[6],[9],[10],[11]. Most of them behave a benign behavior and only 10% are malignant [2],[6] usually in adults not in children [3],[8],[12]. The gold standard treatment of any testicular neoplasms is orchiectomy [8],[12] but being mostly benign in children, testicular sparing surgery should be thought of for cosmetic and functional purposes [1],[5],[6]. 2Case Presentation A 5-year-old boy with bilateral gynaecomastia since when he was two months old was referred for urological evaluation. He was completely healthy before. He had no history of any drug intake and no family history of testicular cancers. O/E, he looks healthy more mature than his age compared to his siblings Fig. 1. Journal of University of Babylon for Pure and Applied Sciences (JUBAS) by University of Babylon is licened under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. 2018.

Testicular Sparing Surgery For A 5-Year- Old Boy with Sertoli's Cell Tumour of the Testis: Case Report