A population based study of radiotherapy in a cohort of patients with breast cancer diagnosed between 1996 and 2000

Trends in use and outcome of postoperative radiotherapy following mastectomy: A population-based study

“…Remarkable is that over the entire observation period (1988-2012) at least 50% of the patients of the present cohort received BCT, a figure that is higher than in other registry studies of that time [26]. Linked to that, mastectomy patients probably had higher risk features, based on which a mastectomy was preferred, compared to other databases [27].…”

Trends in use and outcome of postoperative radiotherapy following mastectomy: A population-based study

“…Remarkable is that over the entire observation period (1988-2012) at least 50% of the patients of the present cohort received BCT, a figure that is higher than in other registry studies of that time [26]. Linked to that, mastectomy patients probably had higher risk features, based on which a mastectomy was preferred, compared to other databases [27].…”

Population-Based Study of Trends and Variations in Radiotherapy as Part of Primary Treatment of Cancer in the Southern Netherlands Between 1988 and 2006, With an Emphasis on Breast and Rectal Cancer

“…However, population-based studies done in the southern Netherlands showed that only about 30% of all cancer patients received primary RT during the years 1975 to 2002 (3)(4)(5). Furthermore, other studies showed that 67% of all patients with breast cancer and 45% of all patients with rectal cancer received RT (primary or secondary) in the first 5 years after diagnosis (6,7).…”

Trends in use and outcome of postoperative radiotherapy following mastectomy: A population-based study

“…Remarkable is that over the entire observation period (1988-2012) at least 50% of the patients of the present cohort received BCT, a figure that is higher than in other registry studies of that time [26]. Linked to that, mastectomy patients probably had higher risk features, based on which a mastectomy was preferred, compared to other databases [27].…”

Population-Based Study of Trends and Variations in Radiotherapy as Part of Primary Treatment of Cancer in the Southern Netherlands Between 1988 and 2006, With an Emphasis on Breast and Rectal Cancer

“…However, population-based studies done in the southern Netherlands showed that only about 30% of all cancer patients received primary RT during the years 1975 to 2002 (3)(4)(5). Furthermore, other studies showed that 67% of all patients with breast cancer and 45% of all patients with rectal cancer received RT (primary or secondary) in the first 5 years after diagnosis (6,7).…”

Trends in use and outcome of postoperative radiotherapy following mastectomy: A population-based study

“…Remarkable is that over the entire observation period (1988-2012) at least 50% of the patients of the present cohort received BCT, a figure that is higher than in other registry studies of that time [26]. Linked to that, mastectomy patients probably had higher risk features, based on which a mastectomy was preferred, compared to other databases [27].…”

Population-Based Study of Trends and Variations in Radiotherapy as Part of Primary Treatment of Cancer in the Southern Netherlands Between 1988 and 2006, With an Emphasis on Breast and Rectal Cancer

“…However, population-based studies done in the southern Netherlands showed that only about 30% of all cancer patients received primary RT during the years 1975 to 2002 (3)(4)(5). Furthermore, other studies showed that 67% of all patients with breast cancer and 45% of all patients with rectal cancer received RT (primary or secondary) in the first 5 years after diagnosis (6,7).…”