Research Article

Testicular, Spermatic Cord, and Scrotal Soft Tissue Sarcomas: Treatment Outcomes and Patterns of Failure

Table 2

Treatment.

Type of definitive surgery
Local surgery
No local surgery12 (35.3%)
WLE, en bloc removal13 (38.2%)
Inguinal orchiectomy7 (20.6%)
Missing2 (5.9%)

Nodal dissection
Retroperitoneal node dissection5 (14.7%)

Margin status
Positive3 (8.8%)
Negative11 (34.4%)
Close (<1 mm)2 (5.9%)
Unknown margin status18 (52.9%)

Chemotherapy
Adjuvant4 (11.7%)
Therapeutic6 (17.6%)

Radiotherapy
Any radiation therapy7 (34%)
Preoperative3 (8.8%)
Postoperative4 (11.8)
Mean preoperative radiation dose5220 cGy (range, 5000–5040 cGy)
Whole abdomen radiation dose (RMS only)1805 cGy

Some patients with no local surgery had nononcological WLE for diagnostic purposes prior to presentation to the tertiary center. Patients who were known to have radiation therapy at our facility. All patients in this series who were treated with postop radiotherapy were treated at another facility, and further treatment records regarding dose are not available.