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Mr Walter Cazzaniga
The Royal Marsden
What is the most common age for testicular cancer?
Mr Walter Cazzaniga explains the most common age range for testicular cancer diagnosis, typically between 20 and 35. Viewers in this video learn why quality of life, long-term side effects and specialist care are central considerations when treating younger men with testicular cancer.
Transcript
Testicular cancer is a rare disease.
The most common age of diagnosis is between 20 and 35 years of age.
Being a disease of young people, it's important to consider as part of the treatment also the impact on the quality of life and that's why The Royal Marsden Private Care has incorporated the evaluation of quality of life and long-term side effect in their everyday clinical practice.