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The timing and evidence for T, N and M cancer stage values.
The type of treatment for cancer given as initial treatment for the particular patient.
The timing and evidence for cancer stage values.
The depth of invasion of a cervical cancer tumour into the cervical wall for a person with cervical cancer.
The term recurrence refers to the return or reappearance of the primary cancer after a disease-free intermission or remission.
The primary site is the site of origin of the tumour, as opposed to the secondary or metastatic sites. It...
The site or region of cancer which is the target of a particular surgical or radiotherapy treatment.
The region of first recurrence as locoregional cancer in a person with cancer, after a disease-free period.
The reference which describes in detail the methods of staging and the definitions for the classification system used in determining...
The basis of diagnosis of a cancer is the microscopic or non-microscopic or death certificate source of the diagnosis. The...
A person who has been previously been diagnosed with a cancer, who is currently in remission.
The edition number of the cancer staging scheme used to determine the extent or stage of the cancer
The percentage of people who returned a positive National Bowel Cancer Screening Program (NBCSP) screening test that underwent a diagnostic...
The percentage of hospital separations involving urgent or semi-urgent surgery for malignant bowel, breast or lung cancer for patients who: were...
The percentage of people who returned a positive National Bowel Cancer Screening Program (NBCSP) screening test and had a diagnostic...
The start date of the initial course of non-surgical treatment for cancer.
The date on which the initial non-surgical treatment for cancer was completed.
The standard chemotherapeutic agent or anti-cancer drug used for treatment of the primary cancer.
The type of screening test used to determine whether further testing is required to diagnose cancer. The type of screening test...