The Journal of Urology · 1977 · 74 citations · 25 references
MedicineOncologySurgeryMetastasisOncologic SurgerySurgical OncologyLymph Node MetastasisMalignant TumorsMetastatic Cancer ManagementMetastatic Disease SurgeryScrotal SurgeryTesticular CancerInguinal Lymph Node DissectionInguinal Lymph Node MetastasisLymph Node MetastasesMetastatic ResectionScrotal Tumor ExcisionSurgical MetastasectomyTesticular Cancer SurgeryWide Excision
The natural history, management and prognosis of scrotal carcinoma are reviewed in 19 cases and a method to stage the tumor is presented. Ten patients were rendered free of evidence of cancer, 9 of whom have survived more than 5 years. Wide local excision of the primary lesion with radical ilioinguinal dissection for proved inguinal lymph node metastases is the present recommendation. For non-resectable regional metastatic disease no treatment of established effectiveness is available. Irradiation has produced benefit on rare occasions and hemipelvectomy may be considered in selected cases.
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