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Routine scrotal ultrasonography during the follow-up of patients with testicular cancer leads to earlier detection of asynchronous tumours and a high rate of organ preservation
BJU International, 10/01/09

Stoehr B et al. – The data indicate that using SUS for the remaining testicle in routine follow–up visits of patients with testicular cancer leads to the earlier detection of smaller tumours and, consequently, a higher rate of organ preservation. The maintenance of physiological endocrine function might finally result in a better quality of life.

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International Journal of Andrology, 10/23/09 Relevance Score: 68%