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A patient-level calibration framework for evaluating surveillance strategies: a case study of mammographic follow-up after early breast cancer

Bessen et al., 2014

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Bessen T
Karnon J
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Objective Currently all women who have completed their primary treatment for early breast cancer are invited to receive routine annual mammography. There is no randomized controlled trial evidence to support this schedule, and model-based analysis is required …
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