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1Department of Health, Housing and Community Services, Canberra.
Abstract:
This article appraises the value of screening for testicular cancer using rigorous criteria. Testicular cancer is very rare and no benefit from self-examination has been demonstrated. There is insufficient evidence for routine screening in asymptomatic men or for educating patients to perform periodic testicular self-examination. A further article by Dr Sladden and Dr Dickinson will examine the value of screening for cancer of the prostate.
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