[PDF] Top 20 Is there a gender effect in bladder cancer? A population based study of practice and outcomes

... In this report we explore whether extent of disease, manage- ment, and outcomes of patients treated with cystectomy or radical radiotherapy for bladder cancer differ by gender. Several ... See full document

... general population may be due to absolute or relative contraindications based on patient or disease variables, as well as potential process- related ...contemporary practice patterns in light of ... See full document

... In cancer patients ’ pathway, the diagnostic window seems to open several months before the diagnosis is made as evidenced by a rising number of GP consultations, diag- nostic examinations and hospital ...this ... See full document

... 17 population-based cancer registries and reports cancer-specific outcomes from specific geographic areas representing 28% of the US ...a study cohort of 910 ...primary ... See full document

... previous population level data using the Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) database have shown inconsistent effects of age, gender and comorbidity on the choice to use ...These ... See full document

... another study because of the strong correlation between tumor stages and grades ...prognostic effect in patients with UTUC ...of cancer-related outcomes in UTUC patients. In the study ... See full document

... are based on data and information provided by Cancer Care Ontario; however, the analysis, conclusions, opinions, and statements expressed herein are those of the authors and not necessarily those of ... See full document

... this study, we found a statistically improved CSS or OS following metastasectomy in some patient groups using the Breslow test rather than the log-rank ...our study, since the Breslow test better reflects ... See full document

... cohort study(7). The PROactive study , which was designed to study cardiovascular outcomes, found a non-statistically significant increase in bladder cancer among patient treated ... See full document

... current study, we explored two steps in the care pathway, including referral to RO and subsequent use of RT, while considering provider-level ...“gatekeeper” effect and a recent study investigating ... See full document

... Using RNA22 v2, 7,028 targets were predicted to be regulated by hsa-miR-181a-5p (Table 3 and Table S6). These included NIPAL3, PAX7, METTL13, FMO1, CLCN6, CLCA1, CLCA1, ATP1A2, KPNA6, SLAMF7, ZZZ3, USH2A, TRIT1, TPR, ... See full document

... in bladder cancer be systematically ...and bladder cancer has been published. Therefore, the present study is the first to systematically detail the rela- tionship between lncRNAs and ... See full document

... Australian study were the risk estimates for HIV coinfection adjusted (by excluding data from high HIV prevalence postcodes of residence), only in the Swedish study were absolute risk estimates of ... See full document

... this study, an additional questionnaire was applied con- cerning the presence of environmental exposure to sunlight, hormone replacement therapy, as well as cosmetic use and its ...questions based on ... See full document

... a survey of dermatologists revealed that 67% of responders agreed that acne prevalence increases with pollution (per- sonal communication). However, little published evidence was found to support this relationship with ... See full document

... after titles and abstracts were scanned. Of the 118 articles with full-text format, 94 literatures were excluded since they did not involve the association between APC promoter hypermethylation and bladder ... See full document

... The period in which dental treatment is given is another field of considerable interest to pregnant women. Optimal oral health achievement in pregnant women has its own multiple benefits. Failure to understand the ... See full document

... worse outcomes, in which the 5-year OS was reported to range from ...breast cancer patients with N3b treated with the current standard management were recently reported to have a relatively better prognosis ... See full document

... in gender atti- tudes in modern societies (Wilensky 2002; Davis 1984; Goode 1968; Inkeles 1980; Levy ...towards gender equality to becoming more liberal (Wilensky ... See full document

... Maternal autism was linked with preterm birth, probably due to an increased frequency of medically indicated preterm births, but also with other adverse pregnancy outcomes, such as increased risk of preeclampsia. ... See full document