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Testicular Tumor and Cryptorchidism
Journal of Urology, 198271 (7.2%) of 990 patients with testicular tumors were either clinically cryptorchid or had a history of maldescendent testis. 3.4% of the tumors arose in untreated or unsuccessfully treated testicular nondescent. Ipsilateral and contralateral development of malignancy were equally common.
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The Endocrinology of Testicular Tumors
1977The endocrine manifestations of testicular tumors can be produced by one of three mehcansims: (1) direct synthesis of androgens or estrogens by the tumors; (2) synthesis of gonadotropins that stimulate secondary secretion of androgens or estrogens; (3) alteration of the peripheral metabolism of androgens.
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Chemotherapy in Testicular Tumors
1977Surprisingly good clinical results are obtained by means of the so-called synchronized treatment with vincristine or bleomycin or adriamycin combined with Ifosfamid when cell-kinetic conditioning factors are taken into consideration. The results could neither be obtained with monotherapy nor by the aid of various combined therapies.
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Biomarkers in Testicular Cancer
Urologic Clinics of North America, 2023Jillian Egan, Keyan Salari
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Prognosis of Testicular Tumors
Journal of Urology, 1949H R, SAUER, E M, BURKE
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