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Inadequate scrotal incision in testicular neoplasms: review of literature and report of three cases.

In a five years period (1983-1988) we were faced with three patients who had inadequate primary surgical management for their testicular tumours in the form of local testicular biopsy through a scrotal incision. Management of two of these patients by a high inguinal orchidectomy with wide local excision at the site of previous scrotal biopsy followed by a combination of chemotherapy and radiotherapy yielded good outcome.