10th June 2021

A 40-year-old male sees his general practitioner due to a lump he has noticed on one of his testicles

A 40-year-old male sees his general practitioner due to a lump he has noticed on one of his testicles. It does not cause him any pain. On examination, the mass is within the body of the testicle and does not cause any pain on palpation. An urgent ultrasound is booked, bloods are taken for tumour markers, and an urgent referral to secondary care is made. His alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) comes back normal.

Which of the below is the most likely type of testicular cancer this man has?

Select the SINGLE most appropriate option from the list below. Select ONE option only.