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Abstract:
Cure rates for testicular cancer have improved dramatically over the years, but early diagnosis is still essential. Primary care physicians have a responsibility to include testicular examination as part of cancer screening and to educate young male patients about the frequency of testicular cancer in their age-group and on how to perform self-examination. A high index of suspicion and careful bimanual palpation are crucial in evaluation of complaints referable to the scrotum. Prompt urologic consultation must be obtained if a tumor is suspected.
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