Testicular Cancer Mortality in Chile: Is it as high as we think? 41 years of experience in a single center | Zendy

Nicolás Pieressa P | Zendy; José Rojas C | Zendy; Carolina Bonomo M | Zendy; José Villena H | Zendy; I. Raineri | Zendy; Sebastián Oporto U | Zendy; Cristián Alliende | Zendy; Miguél Sarrás J | Zendy; Christopher Horn B | Zendy; Bruno Vivaldi J J | Zendy; Iván Saez | Zendy; Felipe Mandujano T | Zendy; Fernando Coz | Zendy

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Testicular Cancer Mortality in Chile: Is it as high as we think? 41 years of experience in a single center

Author(s) -

Nicolás Pieressa P,

José Rojas C,

Carolina Bonomo M,

José Villena H,

I. Raineri,

Sebastián Oporto U,

Cristián Alliende,

Miguél Sarrás J,

Christopher Horn B,

Bruno Vivaldi J J,

Iván Saez,

Felipe Mandujano T,

Fernando Coz

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

archive of urological research

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2692-4706

DOI - 10.17352/aur.000006

Subject(s) - single center , center (category theory) , testicular cancer , cancer , medicine , psychology , chemistry , crystallography

Testicular cancer carries a good prognosis, with survival rates over 70% at any stage. According to the GLOBOCAN database, Chile has the highest mortality rate worldwide, without a clear explanation of why this is the case. The objective of this study is to contrast the observed deaths in a chilean center during a 41-year period, to the national data previously reported by GLOBOCAN.

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