Testicular mass
A 63 y/o male complains of hard mass in the right testicle region for 1 month. No prior history of any such complaint in past. He has history of lung cancer for which he underwent chemo 10 years back. Physical examination shows large ulcerated & necrotic mass in the right testicular region. Tumour markers negative. Advise your opinion on management.
Past h/o lung cancer Ulcerative mass of rt testicle hard mass is likely fungating CA testis adv tissue biopsy
Fungating CA testis . Needs further investigation and evaluation to conclude particularly tissue biopsy .
SINCE THE TESTICULAR. MASS. IS ULCERATED AND NECROTIC... AND TUMOR. MARKERS. ARE. NEGATIVE... ..SO.... NEEDS... COLOR. DOPPLER. STUDY H. .P. E
Excision of mass in testis and send specimen for histopathology
HP biopsy would be conclusive.
History of call chest Negative for ca in testis Opinion of oncologist Pet scan Orthoplexy
testicular attropy Testicular biopsy or usg or hormonal analysis done?
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