A case of teratoma and choriocarcinoma of the testis with a single metastasis to the
jejunum is described. The patient had suffered from severe intestinal hemorrhage for
several weeks. An uneventful endoscopic removal of the metastasis was performed. The
report illustrates that, particularly in young patients, metastatic lesion of the
small bowel should be considered a possible cause of intestinal bleeding in patients
who have neoplasm.
Gastrointestinal bleeding - Metastatic choriocarcinoma - Endoscopic resection
