1. Volume 185, Issue 2, Pages 508-513 (February 2011)
Partial Orchiectomy for Presumed Malignancy in Patients With a Solitary Testis Due to a Prior Germ Cell Tumor: A Large North American Experience 
Nathan Lawrentschuk, Alvaro Zuniga, Arthur C. Grabowksi, Ricardo A. Rendon, Michael A.S. Jewett 
The Journal of Urology 
Volume 185, Issue 2, Pages (February 2011)
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2. Figure 1
Key features of partial orchiectomy. A, using inguinal approach with early vascular control with Penrose drain as temporary tourniquet mass is isolated with or without ultrasound. Incision is made in tunica albuginea, allowing around 5 mm normal parenchyma around the mass. B, tumor with margin is excised en bloc. Macroscopic margin (inset) is confirmed before immediate frozen section examination. C, testicle may now be repaired with tunica albuginea carefully sutured with meticulous hemostasis. Testis is returned to scrotum or completion radical orchiectomy is done after frozen section examination result is known.
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3. Figure 2
Management in cohort presenting with metachronous testicular mass in solitary testis. RPLND, retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy.
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