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Testicular Cancer: Unilateral vs. Bilateral Occurrence
The majority of testicular cancers are unilateral (affecting one testis). Only about 2–3% are bilateral (both testes). Bilateral cancers do not necessarily occur simultaneously; they can develop sequentially, with one testis affected first and the other later.
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