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Testing the gonadal regression-cytoprotection hypothesis.

Cancer research - 15 Nov 1998

Crawford B A, Spaliviero J A, Simpson J M, Handelsman D J

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Germinal damage is an almost universal accompaniment of cancer treatment as the result of bystander damage to the testis from cytotoxic drugs and/or irradiation. Cancer treatment for the most common cancers of the reproductive age group in men has improved such that most are now treated with curative intent, and many others are treated with likelihood of prolonged survival, so that the preservation of fertility...

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