Testicular Cancer

By Dr. C.H. Weaver M.D.

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Testicular Cancer

Spread the Word! April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month

Overview of Testicular Cancer

For Men: 15 Symptoms That Could Be Cancer

Movember

Jonny Imerman: Testicular Cancer Survivor

Patrick Byrne: Testicular Cancer Survivor

Treatment & Management of Testicular Cancer

The CancerConnect Testicular Cancer Newsletter

Radiation Therapy for Testicular Cancer

Treatment of Non-Seminoma

Treatment of Seminoma

Getting Good Care

Roswell Park Familial Ovarian Cancer Registry Data Link Ovarian & TC

Recurrent Testicular Cancer Potentially Curable with High-dose Therapy

Chemotherapy with Carboplatin and Cyclophosphamide May Be Effective Therapy,

Many Men Able to Father Children After Testicular Cancer Treatment

New Genes Linked to Testicular Cancer

Surgery Linked with Outcomes with Late Relapse of Metastatic Testicular Cancer

Single Dose of Carboplatin as Effective as Radiation Therapy for Testicular C.

Ifosfamide/Paclitaxel/Cisplatin Highly Effective for Recurrent Testicular Cancer

High Maternal Weight May Increase Son’s Risk of Testicular Cancer

Low-Dose CT Scans Effective for Surveillance of Early Testicular Cancer

Routine Screening for Testicular Cancer Still Not Recommended

Survivors of Testicular Cancer May Have Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Disease

Men with Infertility May Have Increased Risk of Testicular Cancer

Sensitivity of Cancer Cells to Heat May Explain “Lance Armstrong Effect”

Comparison suggests that HDC w. PBSC may be superior to conventional chemotherap

Many Men Remain Fertile After Treatment for Testicular Cancer

Stem Cell Transplantation Cures Many Patients with Recurrent Testicular Cancer

3 cycles of BEP were compared to 4 cycles of (EP) for treatment of the testicle

Chemotherapy May Be as Effective as Radiation Therapy after Surgery

Stage I non-seminoma cancer patients are typically offered the type of therapy

Non-Seminoma Germ Cell Cancer of the Mediastinum

Surgery Earlier In Life Reduces Risk of Testicular C. Among Males w. Undescended

Adjuvant Chemotherapy: New Standard of Care for Patients with Testicular Cancer?

Surveillance after orchiectomy results in a high-cure rate for patients stage I

Survivors of Testicular Cancer at Increased Risk of Death from Other Causes

High-Dose Chemotherapy May Improve Outcomes for Patients with Testicular Cancer