West Indian Medical Journal · 2016 · 11 citations · 24 references
MedicineEndocrinologyOncologyChemotherapyGenitourinary OncologyMetastasisAndrogen DeficiencyHormonal TherapyMalignant NeoplasmsTesticular CancerTesticular FunctionTesticular PhysiologyLinear RegressionMetastatic Testicular CancerTesticular Cancer ChemotherapyTesticular Function AssessmentTesticular MetastasisTestosterone RegulationTestosterone SuppressionTreatment Strategies
Background: century in an attempt to narrow the universe of chemicals that affect the disease. Metastatic testicular cancer has always been sensitive to chemotherapy. Subjects and Method: -test. Results: Most of the patients had seminoma tumour. A greater number of patients were diagnosed in the later stages of the disease. Before chemotherapy, testosterone level was normal and decreased during chemotherapy but after completion, it returned to normal level. Conclusion: There is an early onset of testicular cancer in the Pakistani population. There is no effect of chemotherapy on testosterone production in late survivors.
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