[Secondary prevention after urological tumor diseases. Focusing on the kidneys, testes, and bladder]

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[Secondary prevention after urological tumor diseases. Focusing on the kidneys, testes, and bladder]. / Mathers, M J; Lazica, D A; Klotz, T; Sommer, Frank; Roth, S.

In: UROLOGE, Vol. 46, No. 6, 6, 2007, p. 636-641.

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Mathers MJ, Lazica DA, Klotz T, Sommer F, Roth S. [Secondary prevention after urological tumor diseases. Focusing on the kidneys, testes, and bladder]. UROLOGE. 2007;46(6):636-641. 6.

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title = "[Secondary prevention after urological tumor diseases. Focusing on the kidneys, testes, and bladder]",
abstract = "It is generally agreed upon that patients require a caring as well as careful medical follow-up after cancer treatment. The goal of secondary prevention is to recognize a recurrence at an early stage and to use the curative chance while the tumor mass is still small. There is evidence of a medically effective and successful follow-up for tumors of the testicle and the bladder. For quality reasons, these follow-up regimes should be adhered to for quality reasons. In other diseases, e.g., renal cell carcinoma, prospective randomized studies are missing which demonstrate the effectiveness of follow-ups. In these cases asymptomatic patients should be stratified to individualized follow-up care.",
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pages = "636--641",
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AU - Lazica, D A

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AU - Sommer, Frank

AU - Roth, S

PY - 2007

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N2 - It is generally agreed upon that patients require a caring as well as careful medical follow-up after cancer treatment. The goal of secondary prevention is to recognize a recurrence at an early stage and to use the curative chance while the tumor mass is still small. There is evidence of a medically effective and successful follow-up for tumors of the testicle and the bladder. For quality reasons, these follow-up regimes should be adhered to for quality reasons. In other diseases, e.g., renal cell carcinoma, prospective randomized studies are missing which demonstrate the effectiveness of follow-ups. In these cases asymptomatic patients should be stratified to individualized follow-up care.

AB - It is generally agreed upon that patients require a caring as well as careful medical follow-up after cancer treatment. The goal of secondary prevention is to recognize a recurrence at an early stage and to use the curative chance while the tumor mass is still small. There is evidence of a medically effective and successful follow-up for tumors of the testicle and the bladder. For quality reasons, these follow-up regimes should be adhered to for quality reasons. In other diseases, e.g., renal cell carcinoma, prospective randomized studies are missing which demonstrate the effectiveness of follow-ups. In these cases asymptomatic patients should be stratified to individualized follow-up care.

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