Note. If a client computer is a member of multiple collections with different policy polling intervals, it uses the shortest configured collection-specific interval or, if it is shorter, the site-wide policy polling interval.
Treatment of testicular cancer usually starts with surgery to remove the testicle with cancer, called radical inguinal orchiectomy. This operation is done through an incision in the groin along the beltline. During the surgery, the entire testicle and most of the spermatic cord are removed.
They are responsible for producing sperm and the testosterone hormone. Testicular cancer often begins with changes in the germ cells, or the cells in the testicles that produce sperm. Testicular cancer is sometimes referred to as a germ cell tumor. There are two main types of testicular cancer: seminomas and nonseminomas. Seminomas are slow-growing testicular cancers.