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What is the relapse rate of cured mediastinal seminoma after 5 years?
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Very low: Seminoma can be cured with modern treatments. If it stays under control for more than 5 years, the cure likelihood is >95%. So the odds of relapse are less than 5%.
Answered 11/29/2017
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