Testicular Cancer
Study Findings on Testicular Cancer Are Outlined in Reports from University of Oslo
Published in Cancer Weekly, October 18th, 2011
2011 OCT 18 -- According to the authors of recent research from Oslo, Norway, "Self-reported memory and concentration problems (cognitive complaints) among testicular cancer patients treated with chemotherapy or radiotherapy during the 1990-ies were prospectively explored. The chemotherapy group had significantly higher prevalence of cognitive complaints compared to the radiotherapy group at 3-months follow-up, while at 12-months no significant group difference was found."
"Treatment modality (chemotherapy vs. radiotherapy) was not significantly associated with the presence of cognitive complaints at any time point after adjustment for relevant QoL...
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