Testicular cancer may develop as a painless lump about the size of a pea on one of the testicles. You also may start to feel aching and discomfort in the testicle and/or lower abdomen. That’s why you want to talk to your doctor and the urologic oncology specialists at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center in Oklahoma City.
At Stephenson Cancer Center, Oklahoma’s only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Cancer Center, you’ll collaborate with a nationally renowned, multidisciplinary team of urologic cancer experts for accurate diagnosis, innovative treatment and effective management for all stages of testicular cancer. You benefit from advanced imaging technology to support the precise diagnosis that helps identify and treat your condition as early as possible.
When you choose Stephenson Cancer Center, you work with an extensively experienced, fellowship-trained urologic cancer care team to develop a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your specific situation. You and your doctors may choose from a wide range of testicular cancer services, including:
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Throughout your journey at Stephenson Cancer Center, your care team includes a nurse navigator, a specially trained registered nurse (RN) who acts as your personal advocate and adds an extra layer of support. Learn more about cancer navigation services.
You also gain access to extensive supportive care services, such as genetic counseling, nutritional therapy, support groups, palliative care, cancer education workshops, and symptom and pain management. And you’ll find all your cancer-related services in a bright, welcoming, up-to-date facility close to home and designed for your comfort and convenience.
Ask your doctor for a referral to Stephenson Cancer Center or contact us
directly. Get a second opinion or consultation about your bladder condition
from an OU Health urologic cancer specialist.
Call
405-271-4088 for a next-day or same-week appointment that works best for you.
In Stephenson Cancer Center’s comprehensive program, you also may qualify to participate in cancer clinical trials as part of the National Cancer Institute’s National Clinical Trials Network (NCTN), giving you early access to today’s newest drugs and potential breakthrough treatments before they become widely available.
From your first contact with Stephenson Cancer Center, you become a vital part of our multidisciplinary team approach that brings you together with cancer specialists, such as medical oncologists, cancer surgeons, pathologists, radiologists and others, to ensure you receive the best care for your particular condition.
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