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== Classification of Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection (RPLND) == * '''Primary RPLND''' ** Performed after orchiectomy for CS I or low-volume CS II NSGCT with normal post-orchiectomy STMs * '''Post-chemotherapy RPLND (PC-RPLND)''' ** Performed after completion of induction systemic chemotherapy ** Generally performed when there is a residual retroperitoneal mass and normal post-chemotherapy serum tumour markers. At some centers, PC-RPLND is performed even when there is a clinical complete remission (CR) to chemotherapy. ** In general, patients with elevated STMs after induction chemotherapy should receive salvage chemotherapy. *** Salvage PC-RPLND **** Performed after completion of induction and salvage (standard or high-dose) chemotherapy. *** Desperation PC-RPLND **** Performed despite serum tumour marker elevation *** Reoperative RPLND **** Performed in a patient who has undergone prior primary RPLND or PC-RPLND *** Resection of late relapse—PC-RPLND **** Performed for retroperitoneal recurrence 24 months or later after CR to primary therapy (which may or may not have included RPLND).
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