There are two main types of testicular cancer that develop from abnormal cells – seminoma, which is a slow-growing cancer and accounts for 55-60 per cent of testicular cancers, and non-seminoma ...

Since the 1950s, the incidence of the two main cellular subtypes of testicular cancer, nonseminoma and seminoma - the more common, slower growing kind that strikes men in their 30s and 40s - has ...

Testicular cancer, common in young men ... or men in 20s or 30s. These are called non-seminoma tumors. Seminoma on the other hand are slow tumours that are seen in people in their 40s and 50s.

Forty four testicular tumor cases were reported in the Jordanian national cancer registry in 2008 ... detailed epidemiological studies addressing seminoma in Jordan, we have compiled a chart ...

Immunohistochemical staining for the four efflux pumps was performed on normal testicular tissue (n = 12), non-pretreated nonseminoma (n = 10), seminoma (n = 10) and testicular lymphoma (n = 9 ...

metastatic disease and recurrence of both seminoma and non-seminoma testicular cancer. Combining proprietary M371 micro-RNA biomarker analysis with the classic three serum biomarkers AFP - Alpha ...

metastatic disease and recurrence of both seminoma and non-seminoma testicular cancer. Combining proprietary micro-RNA biomarker analysis with the classic three serum biomarkers AFP - ...