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An incorrect diagnosis is made at the initial examination in up to 25% of patients with testicular tumors and may result in delay in treatment or a suboptimal surgical approach (scrotal incision) for exploration.

* Epididymitis or epididymoorchitis
* Hematocele
* Hydrocele
* Spermatocele
* Granulomatous orchitis

Testicular Cancer
This article outlines the common presentations, and provides an overview on treatment and detection of this relatively common cause of cancer in young men.

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