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H Hoyer

Publications and source records attributed to H Hoyer.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1992

[An examination of the prognostic value of biological parameters exemplified by the crucial prognosis-relevant factors of the TPI in the patient load of the Jena Clinic in 1968 to 1991. Therapy-dependent Prognosis Index].

The data of 240 patients with non-pretreated oral squamous cell carcinoma were analyzed in dependence on the tumor size (T-category), on the histologic checked lymph node status and the histopathologic grade of malignancy. There is a conformity to the results published by the DOSAK regard to the tumor size (T-category). The comparison of the survival of our patients with the estimated survival rate of the TPI shows also conformable results. Differences exist in the prognostic valuation of the lymph node status by the DOSAK. The histologic verificated lymph node status and the malignancy grade will recommend as decisionsive prognostic relevant parameters.

Aged↗
PubMed1992

[Homosexuality in childhood and adolescence].

Every second homosexual man has a presentiment of his own homosexuality during childhood. 86 percent of the homosexual men feel it till eighteen. The selfrecognition is a way full of conflicts between ignoration and acceptance; sometimes it ends in deformation of the personality or even in suicide. For well advice of homosexual children and adolescents we indicate: firstly an early sexual education in the school including information on homosexuality and secondly the academic and postgradual education of physicians, psychologists and pedagogues on natural variants of human sexuality.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1988

[Results of treatment of ovarian cancer patients at the Jena University Gynecological Clinic 1974-1983].

In a retrospective analysis 228 patients suffering from ovarian carcinoma were investigated. They had been treated at the Dept. of Gynecology of Jena from 1974 up to 1983. We determined remission rate, remission time, and 5-year survival. Conclusions of our analysis are the following: The incidence and 5-year survival of patients suffering from ovarian cancer are nearly constant during the time interval obtained in this study. Survival will be determined by 38%. Early stages (I and II) were treated only by operation while patients suffering from higher stages (III and IV) were undergone chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy. We obtained value of the remission rate and the 5-year survival rate, comparable to these reported in literature.

Combined Modality Therapy↗