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Early cancer detection colorectal cancer
Cancer, 1988Persons with symptoms or signs suggestive of colorectal cancer require complete exam of the large bowel either by sigmoidoscopy, preferably flexible, with barium enema, or by total colonoscopy. A test for fecal occult blood (FOBT) is not necessary here.
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Early Detection of Prostate Cancer
Hormone Research, 2008Prostate cancer is of increasing concern because its mortality has not decreased significantly in the last 30 years. It is suggested that a reduction in death rate may be possible as a result of early detection of the disease, but several factors indicate that presently, routine screening cannot be justified.
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Early detection of prostate cancer
Seminars in Surgical Oncology, 1989AbstractProstate cancer is the second most common malignancy in American males and the third leading cause of cancer deaths in this population. There are no symptoms that are unique to early prostate cancer, and nearly one‐half of patients will have metastatic disease at diagnosis.
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Hospital Practice, 1977
Techniques enabling detection of early colon cancer already exist, but to be more productive in terms of improving survival they must be applied in a meaningful sequence and repeated regularly in high-risk patients. Positive findings in specific screening steps based on well-known risk factors in colon cancer always call for aggressive follow-up.
S J, Winawer, P, Sherlock
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Techniques enabling detection of early colon cancer already exist, but to be more productive in terms of improving survival they must be applied in a meaningful sequence and repeated regularly in high-risk patients. Positive findings in specific screening steps based on well-known risk factors in colon cancer always call for aggressive follow-up.
S J, Winawer, P, Sherlock
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EARLY DETECTION OF BREAST CANCER
Medical Journal of Australia, 1977One thousand referred patients with breast symptoms, a history of breast disease, or a family history of breast carcinoma have been examined at a suburban breast clinic. This is a preliminary survey of the data and results so far obtained from the initial examination of these patients.
G R, Stewart +3 more
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Early detection of prostate cancer
Human Pathology, 1992Prostate cancer is unique among the potentially lethal human malignancies in the wide discrepancy between the high prevalence of histologic changes recognizable as cancer and the much lower prevalence of the clinical disease. Despite the availability of effective tests for early detection and of effective treatment for cancers so detected, the ...
P T, Scardino, R, Weaver, M A, Hudson
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Seminars in Surgical Oncology, 1989
AbstractSkin cancer, the most frequently occurring of all cancers, shows an encouragingly high rate of cure if detected early and treated properly. Etiologies of nonpigmented and pigmented premalignant lesions and malignant lesions are discussed, where known, with solar exposure frequently cited.
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AbstractSkin cancer, the most frequently occurring of all cancers, shows an encouragingly high rate of cure if detected early and treated properly. Etiologies of nonpigmented and pigmented premalignant lesions and malignant lesions are discussed, where known, with solar exposure frequently cited.
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Early Detection of Breast Cancer
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1989Timely, comprehensive screening for breast cancer is a major, though often overlooked, component of primary health care for women. This article reviews the scientific rationale for screening and outlines the current recommendations of the American Cancer Society and the U.S.
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Early detection of endometrial cancer
Gynecologic Oncology, 2023Jiaxin, Ge +2 more
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