Sentence examples for English registries from inspiring English sources

Reported annual incidence of stage IV at presentation breast cancer from four English registries and the Scottish Cancer Registry is shown in Table 2> -wrap-foot>.

Cancer registration and cancer surveillance take place in English registries under provisions of Section 251 of the Health and Social Care Act and this permission is reviewed annually.

This completeness level is within the range reported by other English registries and represents the data available to the registration process.

This was especially true in the UK (five English registries, Northern Ireland, Wales), which had the lowest stage-specific survival for all except TNM stage I disease.

The UK has a comprehensive network of cancer registries that collate, link and store clinical information on all cancer patients to produce incidence and survival statistics; the network comprises eight regional English registries and three national registries in each of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Indeed, the lack of detail on types of surgery undertaken in the English registry data forced us to limit it to surgical resection with curative intent undertaken within the first 6 months after the diagnosis.

Four English cancer registries (Northern & Yorkshire, East Anglia, Thames (London region), and West Midlands) and the Scottish Cancer registry were able to provide information on breast cancer incidence according to cancer stage.

Completeness of case ascertainment in English cancer registries is high, around 98 99%.

English cancer registries provide a reliable denominator population from which to identify eligible participants.

We identified lung cancer patients from English cancer registries diagnosed between 1998 to 2009 from the National Cancer Data Repository.

Uniquely among English cancer registries, currently it holds stage at diagnosis information for a high proportion of tumours [ 10].