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Reproductive status in adult male long-term survivors of childhood cancer
K. Tromp
, J. J.M. Claessens
, S. L. Knijnenburg
,
H. J.H. Van Der Pal
, F. E. Van Leeuwen
, H. N. Caron
, C. C.M. Beerendonk
,
L. C.M. Kremer
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Long-term Survivors
100%
Adult Male
100%
FSH Level
100%
Reproductive Status
100%
Assisted Reproductive Technology
71%
Elevated FSH
57%
Treatment-related
42%
Associated Risk Factors
42%
Testosterone
28%
Adulthood
28%
Male Survivors
28%
Endocrine Function
28%
Outpatient Clinic
28%
Reproductive Endocrine
28%
First Visit
28%
Follow-up Time
14%
Predictive Value
14%
Cancer Therapy
14%
Survivors
14%
Diagnostic Value
14%
Cyclophosphamide
14%
Vinca Alkaloids
14%
Alkylating Agents
14%
Regression Analysis
14%
Birthday
14%
Young Males
14%
5-year Survivors
14%
Pregnancy Outcome
14%
Live Birth
14%
Patient Characteristics
14%
Total Body Irradiation
14%
Procarbazine
14%
Negative Predictive Value
14%
Hypergonadotropic Hypogonadism
14%
LH Level
14%
Prevalence Rate
14%
Abdominal Irradiation
14%
Treatment Initiation
14%
All-male
14%
Treatment Characteristics
14%
Adult Male Survivors
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Childhood Cancer
100%
Follitropin
100%
Assisted Reproductive Technology
55%
Conception
22%
Outpatient
22%
Testosterone
22%
Prevalence
11%
Cohort Analysis
11%
Cyclophosphamide
11%
Alkylating Antineoplastic Agent
11%
Vinca Alkaloid
11%
Whole Body Radiation
11%
Procarbazine
11%
Pelvis
11%
Hypergonadotropic Hypogonadism
11%
Long Term Effect of Cancer Therapy
11%
Regression Analysis
11%
Median Follow Up
11%