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Fertility in patients treated with radiotherapy following orchidectomy for testicular seminoma by Malas, S, Levin, V, Sur, R K, Donde, B, Krawitz, H E, Pacella, J A

“…This study evaluated the effect of paraaortic and ipsilateral pelvic node irradiation on the fertility of a group of 50 patients with Stage I and II testicular…”
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Toxicity in patients with testicular seminoma treated with radiotherapy. Different dose levels and treatment fields by Malas, S, Sur, R K, Levin, V, Pacella, J A, Donde, B, Uijs, R R

“…The aim of this study was to evaluate the acute and late effects of irradiation in 56 patients with stage I and II testicular seminomas. A retrospective study…”
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Role of radiotherapy in stage III invasive thymomas by Sur, R K, Pacella, J A, Donde, B, Levin, C V, Cooper, K

“…Twenty-five patients with malignant invasive stage III thymomas who underwent biopsy for tissue diagnosis were treated with primary radiotherapy (mean dose…”
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Use of a radon mould technique for skin cancer: results from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute (1975-1984) by Ashby, M A, Pacella, J A, de Groot, R, Ainslie, J

“…During the period from 1975 to 1984, 642 patients had non-melanoma skin cancers (NMSC) treated by a radon mould technique following the principles of the…”
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Response to editorial "Neuroendocrine carcinoma of the skin: diagnostic and management considerations" by Pacella, J A, Ashby, M A

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Adenoid cystic carcinoma of the trachea. A report of 2 cases by Sur, R K, Pacella, J A, Levin, V

“…Two cases of adenoid cystic carcinomas arising from the trachea are presented. Epidemiology, presenting features, available therapeutic options and a review of…”
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Radiotherapy for stage I and II testicular seminoma after orchidectomy by Malas, S, Sur, R K, Pacella, J A, Donde, B, Uijs, R, Levin, C V

“…A retrospective study was undertaken to evaluate the effect of irradiation on 65 patients with stage I, or II testicular seminomas treated at Hillbrow Hospital…”
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