ABSTRACT

Presently, radical inguinal orchiectomy is the standard treatment for initial management of cases with suspected testicular tumor. For years, scrotal violation due to previously performed inguinoskrotal interventions or scrotal misapplication had been assumed to compromise the efficiency of radical inguinal orchiectomy for local tumor control and these patients had been thought to be under risk for recurrence and decreased survey, thus various adjuvant treatment modalities had been included. In this paper, scrotal violation and the need for adjuvant treatments were evaluated in the guidance of literature.