The appropriate surgical treatment for suspected carcinoma of the testis is:
A. Transscrotal percutaneous biopsy.
B. Transscrotal open biopsy.
C. Repeated examinations.
D. Inguinal exploration, control of the spermatic cord, biopsy, and radical orchectomy if tumor is confirmed.
Answer:D
The appropriate surgical treatment for suspected carcinoma of the testis is:
A. Transscrotal percutaneous biopsy. B. Transscrotal open biopsy. C. Repeated examinations. D. Inguinal exploration, control of the spermatic cord, biopsy, and radical orchectomy if tumor is confirmed.