Impact of Follow-up Testing on Survival and Health-Related Quality of Life in Breast Cancer Patients

Autor: F. Berardi, A. Pluchinotta, C. Epifani, M. Braga, C. D'Amico, P. Zola, S. Magnanini, M. Biasio, P. Viola, Enrico Aitini, D. Cosentino, F. Schittulli, N. Monferroni, Alessandro Liberati, F. Testare, B. Trolli, R. Grilli, M. Monti, G. Papaccio, M. C. Liberati, M. Fumagalli, M. Sussio, Alberto Zaniboni, D. Perroni, A. Santini, O. Gottardi, M. Indelli, A. Rolfo, E. Ghislandi, F. Smerieri, A. Alexanian, G. Vaudano, M. R. Giolito, B. E. Meyerowitz, G. Di Biagio, G. Cavazzini, G. Marini, O. Nascimben, F. Peradotto, C. Confalonieri, G. Gritti, Adriano Piffanelli, Silvia Marsoni, B. Salvadori, M. Majno, L. Busana, L. Armaroli, E. Marubini, Valter Torri, L. Isa, M. Rinaldini, Antonio Nicolucci, T. Pedicini, E. Locatelli, Giovanni Apolone, Paola Mosconi, A. Richetti, Gianni Tognoni, R. Busolin, P. Ghezzi, N. Tavoni, G. Gini, L. Galletto, Roldano Fossati, M. Molteni, G. Ambrosini

Publikováno v: JAMA. 271:1587

Objective. —To assess prospectively the impact on survival and health-related quality of life of two follow-up protocols in patients with early breast cancer. Design. —Randomized controlled clinical trial. Setting. —Multicenter study involving

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https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1994.03510440047031