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The absence or presence of distant metastasis in a person with cancer.
An indicator of whether perineural invasion is evident in a pathology specimen of the person with cancer.
The absence or presence of clinical evidence of cancer in the patient.
Treatments used for the treatment of cancer other than surgery, radiotherapy or systemic therapy.
An indicator of whether a person with cancer has been referred to psychosocial services as part of their cancer treatment...
The reference which describes in detail the methods of staging and the definitions for the classification system used in determining...
The type of screening test the person receives to determine whether further testing is required to diagnose cancer.
The results of oestrogen receptor assay at the time of diagnosis of the primary breast tumour.
A code set representing the type of treatment for cancer.
An indicator of whether residual tumour is present or absent after the course of treatment for cancer.
The edition number of the reference used for the purpose of staging a cancer. Refers to the reference that describes in...
The scientific/public title and/or registration number of the clinical trial(s) in which the person with cancer is enrolled.
An indicator of whether a patient's cancer treatment is discussed and a treatment plan developed at a multidisciplinary team meeting...
The date on which systemic therapy procedure was administered during the course of treatment for cancer.
A code set representing the reference which describes in detail the methods of staging and the definitions for the classification...
The type of tumour that remains after the course of cancer treatment.
An indicator of whether molecular pathology testing was performed to characterise a person's cancer.
The results of a molecular pathology test for genetic and molecular abnormalities in a person with cancer.
The date on which a person with cancer registers for a clinical trial.
The total number of regional lymph nodes examined by a pathologist in a person with cancer.