Surveillance Resource Use

Cross-source consensus on Surveillance Resource Use from 1 sources and 4 claims.

1 sources · 4 claims

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Colon cancer required more tests to detect one recurrence than rectal cancer because its recurrence rate was lower. — Microsimulation model to identify suboptimal recurrence detection in patients with colorectal cancer following the current standard of care
Detecting one colon cancer recurrence required 148 CEA tests, 37 CT scans, 21 colonoscopies, and 6 biopsies. — Microsimulation model to identify suboptimal recurrence detection in patients with colorectal cancer following the current standard of care
Detecting one rectal cancer recurrence required 31 CEA tests, 8 CT scans, 4 colonoscopies, and 2 biopsies. — Microsimulation model to identify suboptimal recurrence detection in patients with colorectal cancer following the current standard of care
The study frames surveillance resource use as a balance between earlier detection, procedure burden, and surveillance harms. — Microsimulation model to identify suboptimal recurrence detection in patients with colorectal cancer following the current standard of care