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What can be expected with surgery for testicular cancer?

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Dr. George Klauber answered

Specializes in Pediatric Urology

Small groin incision: Incision is made in the groin to secure blood supply from testicle before testicle is pulled up in to groin & out of the incision, to prevent spread. You will lose the affected testicle, which can be replaced with a prosthesis, if this is important to you. Post-operative pain should not be severe. Further treatment by radical lymph node dissection depends upon cancer type &/or nodal involvement.

Answered 5/20/2014

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