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ORIGINAL ARTICLES: CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY

Estimates of lung and pancreatic cancer survival in Sweden with and without inclusion of death certificate initiated (DCI) cases

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Pages 1322-1328 | Received 06 Apr 2020, Accepted 16 Sep 2020, Published online: 16 Oct 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1. Project overview: lung and pancreatic cancer cases reported to the Swedish Cancer Register (middle column). Flow-chart: identification of Death Certificate Notified cases (DCNs) and assessment of eligibility for registration in the Swedish Cancer Register (left and right columns).

Figure 1. Project overview: lung and pancreatic cancer cases reported to the Swedish Cancer Register (middle column). Flow-chart: identification of Death Certificate Notified cases (DCNs) and assessment of eligibility for registration in the Swedish Cancer Register (left and right columns).

Table 1. Number and proportion of death certificate notified (DCN) lung cancer cases eligible for registration in the Cancer Register, by healthcare region and by supporting discharge information of a lung cancer diagnosis in the Patient Register.

Figure 2. (a) Lung cancer: overall survival by mode of registration and assessment of registrability. (b) Pancreatic cancer: overall survival by mode of registration and assessment of registrability.

Figure 2. (a) Lung cancer: overall survival by mode of registration and assessment of registrability. (b) Pancreatic cancer: overall survival by mode of registration and assessment of registrability.

Table 2. Characteristics and one-year survival of lung cancer cases: (1) reported to the Cancer Register, (2) death certificate notified (DCN) cases eligible for registration in the Cancer Register (death certificate initiated, DCI), (3) death certificate notified (DCN) cases with suppporting discharge information in the Patient Register.

Table 3. Number and proportion of death certificate notified (DCN) pancreatic cancer cases eligible for registration in the Cancer Register, by assessement by (A) trace-back and review of medical records, and (B) by supporting discharge information of a pancreatic cancer diagnosis in the Patient Register.

Table 4. Characteristics and one-year survival of pancreatic cancer cases: (1) reported to the Cancer Register, (2) death certificate notified (DCN) cases eligible for registration in the Cancer Register (death certificate initiated, DCI), (3) death certificate notified (DCN) cases with suppporting discharge information in the Patient Register.