1st April 2022

A 30-year-old male visits his GP worried about a lump in his right scrotum

A 30-year-old male visits his GP worried about a lump in his right scrotum, as his father had testicular cancer at the age of 26. The mass is painless, adhered to the testicle and does not transilluminate. Given the patient’s family history, the GP decides to refer the patient to a urologist to investigate the mass further. 

Which investigation would be most appropriate first-line investigation?

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