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Alternative indicators in cancer survival analysis : estimation on cause-specific and relative survival setting using flexible regression models and pseudo-observations

2020-01-01

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Analyses of time-to-event outcomes almost infallibly rely either on the survival probability at a given time or on the hazard ratio(s) associated with some variable(s) of interest. However, these quantities may be confusing and hard to communicate to the general public. Furthermore, when cancer is the disease of interest most population-based studies focus on the net survival. Net survival is crucial for compariso...

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47d4d38f-3ca4-5099-8aaa-6d17a501fcbc
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10.17037/pubs.04657714
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