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The typical age at diagnosis of [[thymoma]] is 30-40, although cases have been described in every age group. | |||
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Men and women are equally affected. | |||
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Overview
Age
The typical age at diagnosis of thymoma is 30-40, although cases have been described in every age group.
Gender
Men and women are equally affected.