Symptom Signatures and Diagnostic Timeliness in Cancer Patients: A Review of Current Evidence
Abstract
Early diagnosis is an important aspect of contemporary cancer prevention and control strategies, as the majority of patients are diagnosed following symptomatic presentation. The nature of presenting symptoms can critically influence the length of the diagnostic intervals from symptom onset to presentation (the patient interval), and from first presentation to specialist referral (the primary care interval). Understanding which symptoms are...
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Title
Symptom Signatures and Diagnostic Timeliness in Cancer Patients: A Review of Current Evidence
Published Date
Feb 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
20
Issue
2
Pages
165 - 174
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