2018
DOI: 10.14735/amko2018137
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Recent Trends in Survival of Testicular Cancer Patients – Nation-wide Population Based Study

Abstract: Moderate improvement in survival for TC patients in the Slovak Republic is probably influenced by diagnostic and therapeutic progress, including multidisciplinary care and patients concentration in specialized centers. The long-term follow-up of TC survivors can also help to prevent late side effects of the treatment modalities and to detect second malignancies.Key words: testicular cancer - seminoma - non-seminoma - age at diagnosis - survival.

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“…Slovak Republic, has relatively high age-standardized rate and placed 8th worldwide (9.3/100 000) [1]. National data from the Slovak Republic indicate that 76.9% of diagnosed seminomas were CSI [3] and 5-year survival of patients with seminoma testis reached 96.5% (for the 2003-2007 cohort) [4]. Advances in treatments of patients over last decades have led to dramatic improvements in disease-free and overall survival.…”
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“…Slovak Republic, has relatively high age-standardized rate and placed 8th worldwide (9.3/100 000) [1]. National data from the Slovak Republic indicate that 76.9% of diagnosed seminomas were CSI [3] and 5-year survival of patients with seminoma testis reached 96.5% (for the 2003-2007 cohort) [4]. Advances in treatments of patients over last decades have led to dramatic improvements in disease-free and overall survival.…”
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confidence: 99%