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Testicular Cancer

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March 12, 2010

Cancer Management Chapter 15: Testicular cancer

Testicular cancer, although an uncommon malignancy, is the most frequently occurring cancer in young men. In the year 2009, an estimated 8,400 cases of testicular cancer will be diagnosed in the... More »

March 12, 2010

Cancer Management Chapter 29: Acute leukemias

Hematopoietic malignancies account for 6% to 8% of new cancers diagnosed annually. In the year 2009, an estimated 44,790 new cases of leukemia were diagnosed, and 21,870 deaths were attributable to... More »

February 11, 2010

Fighting a Smarter War on Cancer

In my practice as an oncologist specializing in gastrointestinal tract cancers, a recent week was fairly typical. I saw 50 patients, ranging in age from 32 to 87, equally divided between men and... More »

January 25, 2010

Learn what you need to know about oncology imaging

Despite a complex array of tests for imaging the abdomen, there are really only three things that oncologists need to tell radiologists in order to get the most out of these imaging studies, according... More »

November 19, 2009

Making the most of gastric imaging requires clear communication between oncologists and radiologist

There is a complex array of tests for imaging the abdomen, but there are really only three things that oncologists need to tell radiologists in order to get the most from these imaging studies,... More »

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WJSO | Full text | Peripheral T-cell lymphoma presenting as testicular mass; a diagnostic challenge

www.wjso.com - 3/14/13

T-cell lymphomas involve the testis infrequently, which deserve special attention because of the poor prognosis and the need to make an appropriate diagnosis, which could lead to a better therapeutic strategy.|T-cell lymphomas involve the testis infrequently, which deserve special attention because of the poor prognosis and the need to make an appropriate diagnosis, which could lead to a better therapeutic strategy.

Testicular cancer: Extragonadal germ cell tumour location and cause of death

feeds.nature.com - 2/25/13

Early development of the metabolic syndrome after chemotherapy for testicular cancer

annonc.oxfordjournals.org - 2/15/13

Background

The metabolic syndrome (MS) might increase the risk of cardiovascular disease in testicular cancer (TC) survivors. We investigated its prevalence, development, vascular implications, and the role of gonadal function.

Methods

TC survivors treated with chemotherapy and follow-up ≥3 years (N = 370, study I) were retrospectively evaluated for the development of cardiovascular risk factors. A subgroup followed 3–20 years (N = 173, study I

British Journal of Cancer

www.nature.com - 1/30/13

The BJC is owned by Cancer Research UK, a charity dedicated to understanding the causes, prevention and treatment of cancer and to making sure that the best new treatments reach patients in the clinic as quickly as possible. The journal reflects these aims. It was founded more than fifty years ago and, from the start, its far-sighted mission was to encourage communication of the very best cancer research from laboratories and clinics in all countries. The breadth of its coverage, its editorial independenc

Testicular cancer in Europe and the USA: survival still rising among older patients

annonc.oxfordjournals.org - 1/21/13

Background

Despite high curability, some testicular cancer (TC) patient groups may have increased mortality. We provide a detailed age- and histology-specific comparison of population-based relative survival of TC patients in Europe and the USA.

Design

Using data from 12 European cancer registries and the USA Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results 9 database, we report survival trends for patients diagnosed with testicular seminomas and nonseminomas betwee

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MEDLINE

Sperm cryopreservation methods.

pubmed.gov - 12/31/12

There are multiple clinical situations where cryopreservation of sperm is required including sperm banking prior to chemotherapy or radiation treatment for cancer, donor sperm for couples without a male partner, and various etiologies of male factor infertility. Bunge and Sherman presented the first pregnancy resulting from the thawing of cryopreserved sperm in 1953 (Bunge RJ, Nature 172:767-768, 1953). Since that time, cryopreservation techniques have continued to improve. Here, we describe protocols for the cryopreservation and thawing of semen and testicular tissues using a simple liquid nitrogen vapor technique.

Assessment of spermatogenesis through staging of seminiferous tubules.

pubmed.gov - 12/31/12

Male germ cells in all mammals are arranged within the seminiferous epithelium of the testicular tubules in a set of well-defined cell associations called stages. The cellular associations found in these stages and characteristics of the cells used to identify the stages have been well described. Here we present a binary decision key roadmap for identifying stages and present several examples of how staging tubules can be used to better assess the developmental profile of gene expression during spermatogenesis and defects in spermatogenesis arising in pathological conditions resulting from genetic mutations in mice. In particular, when one or more cells of a cellular association cannot be clearly identified or are missing, the cell types that should be present can be precisely identified by knowledge of the approximate or exact stage of the tubule cross section.

Grow a 'tache, save a life.

pubmed.gov - 12/16/12

Men around the world will be growing moustaches in the month of November to raise awareness of prostate and testicular cancers, and depression in men with cancer. The global Movember movement gets men talking about their health, combats misinformation and encourages early detection of life-threatening illnesses.

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