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HERNIAS Flashcards

1
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Diagnosis by barium swallow.

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Hiatus hernia

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2
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GO junction slides into chest. Acid reflux common

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Hiatus hernia

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3
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Weight loss, Consider PPIs.

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Hiatus hernia

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4
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Surgery for repair of rolling hernia

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Hiatus hernia

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5
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birth–6 weeks: surgery within 2 days

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Reducible herniae

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6 weeks–6 months: surgery within 2 weeks

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Reducible herniae

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7
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over 6 months: surgery within 2 months

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Reducible herniae

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Soft, round, skin-coloured lump in umbilicus

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Umbilical hernia

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9
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occurring in around 15% of infants

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Umbilical hernia

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10
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Surgery is not usually required for

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Umbilical hernia

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11
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most close naturally by 12
months of age

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Umbilical hernia

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12
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This is due to a defect in the Linea alba

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Para-umbilical hernia

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13
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Leave to age 4

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Umbilical hernia

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14
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commonest swellings in the groin or inguinal area are

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enlarged lymph nodes and hernias

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15
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commonest types of hernias in the groin are

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inguinal, femoral

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16
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hernia emerging through deep inguinal ring

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indirect inguinal hernia

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17
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originating lateral to the inferior epigastric vessels

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indirect inguinal hernia

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18
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following the path of the spermatic cord

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indirect inguinal hernia

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19
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also pass through the superficial inguinal ring

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indirect inguinal hernia

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20
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such hernias are often irreducible and can lead to strangulation

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indirect inguinal hernia

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21
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hernia originates medial to the inferior epigastric vessels

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direct inguinal hernia

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22
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protrudes through posterior wall of the inguinal canal

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direct inguinal hernia

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23
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It is almost always seen in men

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direct inguinal hernia

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24
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hernia herniates through the femoral ring

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femoral hernia

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25
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also known as the femoral canal

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femoral ring

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26
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medial component of the femoral sheath

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femoral ring

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27
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hernias are often small, usually occur in females

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Femoral hernias

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28
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particularly liable to produce bowel obstruction

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Femoral hernias

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29
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hernias require urgent surgery

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Obstructed and strangulated

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30
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The risk of strangulation is greatest with

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Femoral hernias

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31
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include a testicular tumour, epididymo-orchitis, and torsion of testes

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Solid lumps scrotum

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32
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include hydroceles,epididymal cysts and spermatoceles

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Cystic lumps scrotum

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33
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If it is not possible to get above the lump

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inguinal hernia

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34
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collection of clear fluid in the tunica vaginalis

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Hydrocele

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35
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is helpful in assessing hydrocele

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Ultrasound

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36
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symptomless or cause dragging discomfort in scrotum

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Hydrocele

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37
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managed conservatively with reassurance and scrotal support

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Hydrocele

38
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aspiration can prevent fluid accumulation

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Hydrocele

39
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Surgery is generally considered a second-line procedure

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Hydrocele

40
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These are common, often multiple

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Epididymal cysts

41
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found in middle-aged/elderly men

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Epididymal cysts

42
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the size of a pea and contain a clear colourless fluid

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Epididymal cysts

43
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Extratesticular, fluctuant, cystic swellings

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Epididymal cysts

44
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transilluminate and are readily palpable

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Epididymal cysts

45
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Fertility may be impaired in bilateral cyst excision.

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Epididymal cysts

46
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Aspiration and injection of sclerosant agents

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Epididymal cysts

47
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varicosity of the veins of the pampiniform plexus

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Varicoceles

48
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It is seen in 8–10% of normal males

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Varicoceles

49
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occurs on the left side in 98% of affected patients

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Varicoceles

50
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due to mechanical problem in drainage of left kidney vein

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Varicoceles

51
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relationship with infertility has been observed

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Varicoceles

52
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are asymptomatic and incidental findings

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Varicoceles

53
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can cause a dragging discomfort in the scrotum

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Varicoceles

54
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ultrasound is useful where the diagnosis is doubtful

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Varicoceles

55
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a neoplasm is suspected

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ultrasound

56
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Treatment is indicated if it is symptomatic or for infertility

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Varicoceles

57
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Firm-fitting underpants may relieve discomfort

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Varicoceles

58
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Surgical treatment is by venous ligation

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Varicoceles

59
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are anterior to the testis

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Haematoceles

60
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not transilluminable

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Haematoceles

61
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A mass that is part of the testis, and solid, likely a cancer

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Testicular tumours

62
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They mainly affect fit young men

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Testicular tumours

63
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represent the commonest cancer in men aged 15–40 years in Australia

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Testicular tumours

64
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Some 90–95% of testicular tumours arise from the

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germ cells

65
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seminomas

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40%

66
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non-seminoma germ cell tumours (NSGCT)

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60%

67
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All solid scrotal lumps are malignant until proved otherwise

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must be surgically explored.

68
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Testicular tumours spread by direct infiltration via

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the lymphatics & bloodstream

69
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Metastases typically occur in the

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para-aortic nodes

70
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best detected by

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a CT scan of the abdomen and chest.

71
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also occur in the neck, brain, liver, chest and bones.

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Metastases

72
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Investigations Testicular tumours

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ultrasound, tumour markers ,lactic dehydrogenase

73
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tumour markers

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α-fetoprotein and β-hCG

74
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ultrasound of the testis

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precision

75
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Investigations for staging include:

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chest X-ray , CT scanning of abdomen, pelvis and chest

76
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CT scanning of abdomen, pelvis and chest

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for node involvement

77
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Spread is usually direct to the

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para-aortic nodes

78
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lactate dehydrogenase

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monitors secondary spread

79
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indicates tumour mass

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lactate dehydrogenase

80
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Note: Avoid scrotal needling biopsy because

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risk of tumour implantation in the scrotal wall

81
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All solid scrotal lumps are

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malignant until proved otherwise

82
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Beware of hydroceles in

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young adults

83
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Tumours can mimic

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acute epididymo-orchitis

84
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The initial treatment is orchidectomy

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Testicular tumours

85
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Early seminomas are given radiation

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ipsilateral lymph nodes

86
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or a single dose of chemotherapy

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Early seminomas

87
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Early NSGCTs undergo active surveillance

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(tumour markers, CXR, CT scans)

88
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can be temporarily or permanently reduced following
radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

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sperm production

89
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one that fails to reach the bottom of the scrotum by 3 months

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Undescended testes (cryptorchidism)

90
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If the testis is not palpable at birth, review in 3 months

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Undescended testes (cryptorchidism)

91
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The optimal time for orchidopexy is

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6–12 months of age

92
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AMEDEX MIX (7 decks)

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