Effective measures for the secondary prevention of seminoma include regular follow-ups for every 2–6 months for the first 3 years and every 6–12 months after 3 years. Tests are often part of follow-up care include blood tests to check serum tumor marker levels, chest x-rays, and CT scans of the abdomen and pelvis.
Seminoma secondary prevention
Seminoma primary prevention
Seminoma medical therapy
Germinoma secondary prevention
Ovarian germ cell tumor medical therapy
Endometriosis medical therapy
Polycystic ovary syndrome secondary prevention
Seminoma risk factors