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Cohort R29e: Adjuvant Cancer Chemotherapy Study: Head and Neck
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Title: Cohort R29e: Adjuvant Cancer Chemotherapy Study: Head and Neck
Summary: A cooperative study using the resources of surgical services in 22 VA hospitals was initiated in 1957 as part of the National Cancer Institute effort to evaluate chemotherapy in cancer treatment. The purpose of the VA Surgical Adjuvant Cooperative Cancer Chemotherapy Study was to demonstrate whether chemotherapy administered at and soon after operation as an adjunct to resectional surgery can increase the cure rate for patients, or appreciably prolong their survival time.
References:
VA Adjuvant Cancer Chemotherapy Cooperative Group: Status of Adjuvant Cancer Chemotherapy. A Preliminary Report of Cooperative Studies in the Veterans Administration, 2:466-473, 1961.
Keywords: cancer of head and neck; veterans; chemotherapy; cancer treatment
Cohort Characteristics: 113 total records
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Comparison (n=57) |
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Full name: |
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Date of Birth: |
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96% complete |
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100% complete |
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Race: |
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98% complete |
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White: |
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Last Updated: 8/15/2005, 01:40 PM
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