the story of second cancers in patients cured of testicular cancer: tarnishing success or burnishing irrelevance? [editorial; comment]

NLM AIDSLINE The story of second cancers in patients cured of testicular cancer: tarnishing success or burnishing irrelevance? [editorial; comment] Nichols CR; Loehrer PJ Sr
January 30, 1998

J Natl Cancer Inst. 1997 Oct 1;89(19):1394-5. Unique Identifier : Neoplasms, Second Primary/EPIDEMIOLOGY Testicular Neoplasms/THERAPY

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