Testicular Cancer
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2014
- Testicular cancer is most common cancer in young men and is a model of a curable cancer. UCSF genitourinary cancer specialist Dr. Terence Friedlander reviews the basic biology of testicular cancer and discusses the management of the disease, focusing on the clinical presentation, management of early stage disease, role of multimodality treatment, survivorship and the long term effects of chemotherapy and radiation, and discuss questions facing the field today, including the role of autologous bone marrow transplantation for advanced disease. Recorded on 07/01/2014. [9/2014] [Show ID: 28500]
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Really informative, thank you!
bravo, very good lecture. bravo
Thank you a lot , very good lecture indeed!!
thank you..
excellent lecture, Thank you,
Very interested lecture, thanks dear.
Interesting information...
I'm survivor of testicular cancer had in March easter week 2009 ! when i was 37, it was very aggressive i had pain and burning inside my low left groin and on my testicle like it was hit from something, it was inside in the centre (core) of it ! In one week before the surgery my left testicle starting getting bigger and bigger and i can't touch it because i was in pain. I had CT scan and blood test for it first to make sure it was cancer. It was 50% teratoma and 50% embryonal carcinoma, after orchiectomy i'm in total health again, I was lucky when i discover it and i had the signs, it didn't spread ! I'm 46 now and in perfect health like before but missed my left testicle i had for many years but that's unfair and cruel it is life with some people ! I see many young people dying everyday and i lost friends and family members from death (other causes) and i'm afraid to die ! I love life and technology always getting better !
Sp Nat Your story gives me a bit of peace of mind and lots of hope! I am also now a survivor of the disease as of May 2019. I had the very same exact symptoms as you described, but also tiredness, massive joint pain and lower leg muscle paralysis every morning (had never had either before and went away after surgery). Mine was 65% teratoma, 34% embryonal carcinoma, 1% yolk sac. Here’s to hoping for a long and happy cancer free life!
My symptoms sound similar to yours. Did you have any other symptoms before the procedure; what was your pain like. Was your pain more like dull aches, or did you have more pain then that. Also after the procedure what was the pain level. I'm having an I/O surgery tomorrow afternoon, we are electing to remove the left testical and i am wondering what to expect.
Hi brother do you do rplnd surgery after orchidoctomy
Did you go through chemo or radiation treatment?
Did you go through chemo or radiation treatment?
Are there any more videos of Dr. Friedlander doing videos on T.C. going into more depth about the subject?
Excellent
Thanks man
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Hello doctor at what age in children can the testacles be saved from removing it
Hey i got a little bump on my right ball and its much bigger than my other one please tell me what to do, and is it 100% cancer?
I’ve been having a pain in my left one and I’m scared idk what to do
My son 36 yrs 1 week old died of Metastatic Testicular Carcinoma in 2006 - the bone marrow transplant (Beth Israel hospital in Boston) nor any of the radiation & chemo could save him.
Sorry to hear that, may he RIP
really sorry for your son.
My condolences ! Life is just luck we are billions of people in the whole world, everyday dying people especially young from different causes ! I lost my cousin in 2018 from bone marrow cancer just finished his university !
I'm so sorry. I also got diagnosed with testicular cancer at 36. Lucky me, I had the less aggressive testicular cancer, seminoma. And it being state 1 was highly important too. I will be under surveillance for 5 years.
Any alternative treatment of testicular cancer....
I'm 16. I'm very scared. Can a testicular tumor be as big as a grain of rice? A testicular tumor disappears when you lie on your back? I received a blow to the right testicle half a year ago, and now I noticed that I had a bomb as big as a grain of rice on my testicle. Last night I had swelling, today sitting in bed I said to feel my testicle and that the swelling when I lie on my back I do not feel it. If it was a tumor, shouldn't it always be felt? And let's not forget that I also have a vein on that testicle that swells when I stand up and this little swelling is next to that vein and it swells with that vein. Please help me urgently
Very informative. Unfortunately, at 34 years old my boyfriend passed away after a two year battle. It spread to his lungs a year after diagnosis/first chemo. He underwent an orchiectomy, BEP, RPLUND, High Dose Stem cell rescue and then more chemo. His lungs were littered with tumors and scar tissue. I hope overtime the success rate only continues to climb so most all can be cured.
95% of testicular cancer patients survive. What tumor did he have? There's seminoma and non seminoma.
@@alvinromo not truth...this is cancer ...if they have a medicen for treatment testiclicular cancer they can put it in the hand ( clinic) ...I have testiclicular cancer ...
What kind testiclicular cancer did he has ?
@@ahmedalahmed4508 I don't understand you. Bad grammar.
@@ahmedalahmed4508 Be strong my friend !
I'm 16. 6 months ago I received a blow to the right testicle. Yesterday, on palpating the testicle, I felt a swelling as small as a grain of rice that is caught directly from the testicle. this swelling is strong and sometimes I can't find it. I only find it when I squeeze the testicle. is it a tumor? How small can a tumor be? please answer. I cry all the time and I don't know what it is. Can the tumor be so small?
Bro same mine was after a long bike ride,do u have any updates?
@@kimdokja7915 I have no updates. but tell me what your symptoms are. where is the swelling located in you? how big is the swelling? is the swelling moving or is it fixed? Is the swelling hard or soft? tell me all your symptoms. how old are you?
I hit him hard with a stone in the testicle and after 6 months I found the swelling on touch. how are you
@@kimdokja7915 Can there be a blood clot in the testicle caused by last year's blow?
@@kimdokja7915 help bro! 😭😭😭
i am 35yrs old and feeling it is to me. i kind an extra ball or bubble on top of left side testicle it attached on it where the vain goes into testicle it right there. and i feel pain most of time when it touched by something or tight pants or underwhere or while sleep and while sit. i went to hospital and they just gave me some anti bio pills to try them for 5 days to check if there is any infaction on them.and then come back again to recheck. any suggestions?
you should check with a doctor, but im very certain this is the top of your testicular tube.
Hey doctor lost cancer ball safe need get normal for help medical
I have a grain of rice sized lump on the very top should I be concerned?
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I got a tumor in my right uggh
......IMHO: I find it odd that any cancer Doctor would so casually drink a "soft drink"!.....
Well they're only human so why not
....having suffered with cryptorchidism, ....If I ever develop any cancers, I will take the self guided, top to bottom tour of the Grand Canyon, (in 30 seconds, or less),... ASAP!!!
I enjoy your sense of humor! On the more serious side, though, hopefully all will be well, but in the case that anything comes up, your life for you and your loved ones is much larger than you see now. No trips down the Grand Canyon in 30 seconds please! :)
No my friend, we must be fighters in life and don't give up ! Never !