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Current Problems in Cancer, 1998
The following article provides a comprehensive review of male germ cell tumors; the pathology and the clinical manifestations of the tumors are discussed, as are the modern concepts of clinical staging. Patients with bulky stage II and stage III non-seminomatous germ cell tumors are treated with chemotherapy. The new international classification system
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The following article provides a comprehensive review of male germ cell tumors; the pathology and the clinical manifestations of the tumors are discussed, as are the modern concepts of clinical staging. Patients with bulky stage II and stage III non-seminomatous germ cell tumors are treated with chemotherapy. The new international classification system
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Guidelines on Testicular Cancer
European Urology, 2005To up-date the 2001 version of the EAU testicular cancer guidelines.A non-structured literature review until January 2005 using the MEDLINE database has been performed. Literature has been classified according to evidence-based medicine levels.Testicular cancer is a highly curable disease.
Albers, Peter +8 more
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Nursing
Abstract: Testicular cancer (TC) is the most prevalent malignancy in males ages 15 to 35. The incidence of TC is increasing among Hispanic males, which may indicate problems accessing care and the need to amplify the importance of TC awareness, early diagnosis, and prompt treatment.
Richard L, Pullen, Kenadee N, Canada
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Abstract: Testicular cancer (TC) is the most prevalent malignancy in males ages 15 to 35. The incidence of TC is increasing among Hispanic males, which may indicate problems accessing care and the need to amplify the importance of TC awareness, early diagnosis, and prompt treatment.
Richard L, Pullen, Kenadee N, Canada
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Acta Oncologica, 1988
Testicular cancer, which predominantly occurs in young men, has become increasingly common; it is presently the most common malignancy in men aged 20-34. Despite a lack of knowledge of aetiology, empirical advances, particularly in the management of patients with advanced disease, have been dramatic.
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Testicular cancer, which predominantly occurs in young men, has become increasingly common; it is presently the most common malignancy in men aged 20-34. Despite a lack of knowledge of aetiology, empirical advances, particularly in the management of patients with advanced disease, have been dramatic.
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Testicular Cancer Survivorship
Hematology/Oncology Clinics of North America, 2011Because of a rising incidence of, and declining mortality from, testicular cancer, there are an increasing number of survivors of testicular cancer. Given their young age at diagnosis, the survivors have many years of life ahead of them during which they may experience adverse consequences from cancer and its treatment.
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TESTICULAR CANCER MALPRACTICE TRENDS
Urologic Oncology: Seminars and Original InvestigationsMedical and surgical advancements have been made in testicular cancer management over the past 50 years. The evolution of practice standards is expected to provide patients benefits in quality of life and oncologic outcomes, but changes in care standards can introduce potential opportunities for increased malpractice claims against providers.
Adri M. Durant +2 more
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British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2019
This article provides the healthcare assistant and the assistant practitioner (HCA and AP) with an overview of the male reproduction system. The anatomy and physiology of the testes is outlined. Understanding the anatomy and physiology can help the HCA and AP to offer support to a man (and, if appropriate, his family) with regards to testicular cancer.
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This article provides the healthcare assistant and the assistant practitioner (HCA and AP) with an overview of the male reproduction system. The anatomy and physiology of the testes is outlined. Understanding the anatomy and physiology can help the HCA and AP to offer support to a man (and, if appropriate, his family) with regards to testicular cancer.
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[Testicular microlithiasis and testicular cancer].
Archivos espanoles de urologia, 2003To check the possible relationship between testicular microlithiasis and testicular carcinoma in a patient in the one which previously we discovered a sonographic image of this condition. The etiopathogenesis, incidence and attitude are discussed.A 23-year-old male with a psychomotor retardation secondary to a chromosomopathy presented with orchitis ...
Manuel Angel, Ortiz Gorraiz +10 more
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