Comprehensive prognostic report of the Japanese Breast Cancer Society Registry in 2005.
Comprehensive prognostic report of the Japanese Breast Cancer Society Registry in 2005.
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日本乳腺癌协会注册中心的全面预后报告于2005年。
DOI：
10.1007/s12282-015-0645-4
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发表时间：
2016-01
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Tokuda Y
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作者：
Anan K;Fukui N;Kinoshita T;Iwamoto T;Niikura N;Kawai M;Hayashi N;Tsugawa K;Aogi K;Ishida T;Masuoka H;Masuda S;Iijima K;Nakamura S;Tokuda Y
基于人口的癌症登记已被用于规划和评估癌症控制活动的基础上管理和护理个别癌症患者的医疗专业人员。日本乳腺癌协会（JBCS）登记始于1975年。2004年，在非营利组织日本临床研究支助股和公共卫生研究基金会（日本东京）的合作下，登记系统转移到一个使用网络登记的新系统。根据国际抗癌联合会（UICC）TNM分类[1]和世界卫生组织组织学分类[2]记录全面的个体患者数据。其他地方有详细说明[3]。此后，该登记册的年度报告以日文出版，并通过联委会网站向联委会积极成员公布[4]。我们在此报告了2005年登记病例的5年预后分析结果（图1和图2）。1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8和9;补充表1-9）。2005年登记的设施数量为354个，案件总数为20 786起。据美国国家癌症中心报告，2005年乳腺癌的估计发病率为50，695例[5]。因此，大约
A population-based cancer registry has been used for the planning and evaluation of cancer control activities based on administration and the care of individual cancer patients by those in the medical profession. The Japanese Breast Cancer Society (JBCS) registry was started in 1975. In 2004, the registry system was moved to a new system using web registration with the cooperation of the Non-ProfitOrganization Japan Clinical Research Support Unit and Public Health Research Foundation (Tokyo, Japan). Comprehensive individual patient data were recorded according to the Unio Internationalis Contra Cancrum (UICC) TNM classification [1] and the World Health Organization histological classification [2]. The details are described elsewhere [3]. Annual reports on this registry have since been published in Japanese and publicized through the JBCS web site to active members of the JBCS [4]. We herein report the results of a 5-year prognostic analysis of cases registered in 2005 (Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9; Supplementary Tables 1–9). The number of facilities involved in the 2005 registration was 354 and the total number of cases was 20,786. The estimated incidence of breast cancer was reported to be 50,695 cases in 2005 by the National Cancer Center [5]. Therefore, approximately