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I've got a question. if they find cancer cells in a male testicles, does that mean they have cancer and do they give treatment for cancer cells?

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Testis cancer causes: A lump in a testicle. We check markers (alpha feto protein, hcg). We remove the testis through the inguinal canal/incision. We do not violate the scrotum. We assess for nodes by ct scans of the para-aortic and kidney hila. We do not sample "cells" but look at the tumor in place after it is removed. Different cell types get different treatment. These are cancers.

Answered 1/23/2014

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