Testicular Tumors — Flashcards

Flashcard 1: If on laparoscopy, in a case of unilateral non-palpable testes intraabdominal testis is seen the next step is?_____

Answer: Fowler-Stephens orchiopexy

Flashcard 2: Management of stage T1a prostatic carcinoma in older men:

Answer: Conservative treatment (Watchful waiting)

Flashcard 3: During laparoscopy for a unilateral non-palpable testis, if the spermatic vessels and vas deferens are seen exiting the internal inguinal ring, what is the diagnosis and the next step?

Answer: Diagnosis: Inguinal undescended testis Next step: Inguinal exploration and orchidopexy

Flashcard 4: In a patient with a suspected testicular tumor, the definitive surgical procedure for both diagnosis and treatment is a _____

Answer: High (Radical) inguinal orchidectomy

Flashcard 5: AUA IPSS score is done for grading symptoms of _____

Answer: benign prostatic hyperplasia

Flashcard 6: The following instrument is a _____ used in the rx of Peyronie's disease

Answer: penile extender

Flashcard 7: _____ Catheter is a self retaining Urinary Catheter with umbrella or flower tip.

Answer: Malecot

Flashcard 8: The following uroflow pattern may be seen in a case of _____

Answer: Urethral stricture

Flashcard 9: The image shows a _____ incision.

Answer: Gibson

Flashcard 10: The main open surgical approaches for prostatectomy are: 1. _____ (Transvesical/Suprapubic) 2. Millin's (Retropubic) 3. Perineal approach

Answer: Freyer's

Extra: Freyer's approach: Transvesical (through the bladder). Millin's approach: Retropubic (pre-vesical access, does not open the bladder). Perineal approach: Rare, used for radical prostatectomy or when other routes are inaccessible.