Practical modalities of an efficient screening for breast cancer in the European Community : proceedings of an International Symposium of the Association Against Cancer (Belgium), Brussels, January 20-21, 1989
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Practical modalities of an efficient screening for breast cancer in the European Community : proceedings of an International Symposium of the Association Against Cancer (Belgium), Brussels, January 20-21, 1989
(International congress series, no. 865)
Excerpta Medica , Sole distributors for the USA and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1989
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注記
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
At the beginning of the European year of information on Cancer, the international symposium organized by the Association Against Cancer (Belgium) made it possible to gather essential information about conditions for an efficient application of breast cancer screening in Europe. In preparation for this conference, the Association Against Cancer invited specialists from all Belgian universities and scientific societies in order to discuss the application of breast cancer screening in Belgium. A postal inquiry was undertaken to study the availability of mammographic equipment and accessory techniques in Belgium. These data focus the discussion on the concrete situation in the field.
目次
SECTION 1: Relative contribution (detection rate / sensitivity / specificity / Predictive value) of physical examination, mammography and breast self-examination in the detection of breast cancer (2 papers). SECTION 2: Frequency of screening depending on age and risk groups in view of the latest results (2 papers). SECTION 3: Technical requirements of screening for breast cancer in view of past experiments (2 papers). Panel discussion: How to organize a successful screening programme depending on local conditions? SECTION 4: Detected lesions (non palpable lesions, in situ cancers, intracanalicular and benign tumors), follow-up and implications for breast cancer screening programmes (3 papers). SECTION 5: Organizational aspects and cost/benefit evaluation of breast cancer screening programmes (5 papers). Panel discussion: How to optimize the cost/benefit ratio of breast screening? SECTION 6: The Belgian situation and conclusions of preparatory Belgian round table conferences (4 papers). Panel discussion: How to organize a successful screening programme in Belgium? SECTION 7: Population participation (2 papers). Panel discussion: How to stimulate participation in screening programmes? Index of authors.
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