论文信息 - Prediction of recurrence after mastectomy for operable breast cancer

Prediction of recurrence after mastectomy for operable breast cancer

A patient's risk of early recurrence after mastectomy for breast cancer has been estimated by using a combination of four prognostic factors. A computer program, designed to calculate the exact probability of recurrence within 2 years of mastectomy, was accurate when tested on 240 patients. A simple scoring system could identify patients at lower and greater risk than any single factor alone.

R. Steele | S. Nixon | J. McGregor | A. Forrest | A. Hawkins

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