Literature DB >> 1785147

The National Breast Screening Programme: the first 5,000 women screened in Northern Ireland.

A J O'Doherty1, J G Crothers, C W Majury.   

Abstract

The National Breast Screening Programme is an ongoing public health programme. Women between 50 and 64 years are being invited to attend for screening at three yearly intervals. The results of the first 5,000 women screened in the Eastern Health and Social Services Board's unit are presented. The breast cancer detection rate was 7.8 per thousand women screened. The malignant to benign biopsy rate was greater than 1:1.

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Year:  1991        PMID： 1785147      PMCID： PMC2448666     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Ulster Med J        ISSN： 0041-6193


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