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"Mediastinal choriocarcinomas might cause the following complications ^ref:"

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"Mixed germ cell tumours are characterised by different types of germ cell tumours e.g. seminomatous and teratomatous components ¹."

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"Children lack the 12p gains but often have additions in the 1q, 3 and 20q locations as well as losses at 1p, 4q and 6q. Patients with Klinefelter syndrome have additional copies of the X-chromosome ¹."

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"Mixed germ cell tumours have a heterogeneous appearance with signs of haemorrhage and necrosis as well as variably cystic and/or fatty components ^2-4. CT might reveal infiltration of adjacent structures, including superior vena cava compression, pleural or pericardial effusions, and distant metastases ³."

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