After the testicle has been removed, a pathologist examines the tissue under a microscope to determine what kinds of cancer are present. The pathologist is a doctor trained in the diagnosis of diseases. There are several types of cells associated with testicular cancer. Which cells are present is important in choosing the correct treatment.

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