siteLookup: Converts a name description to ICD matching pattern
In UScancer: Create US cancer datasets from SEER, IARC, and US Census data
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Description
Given a cancer name (one from listCancers), a regular expression pattern is returned to match all ICD-09 site codes that are associated with that cancer name. This regex expression can be passed to readSEER as the site argument. Alternatively, this function is called internally by readSEER if only a cancer name is given.
Usage
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siteLookup(cancer)
listCancers()
Arguments
cancer
Character string of a cancer name. Accepted names listed by listCancers.
Value
siteLookup returns a regular pattern expression used to match ICD-09 codes.
listCancers returns a vector of accepted cancer names.
Author(s)
Jonathan Lee jonathan@utstat.utoronto.ca
See Also
Examples
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listCancers()
siteLookup("Larynx")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Description
Given a cancer name (one from listCancers), a regular expression pattern is returned to match all ICD-09 site codes that are associated with that cancer name. This regex expression can be passed to readSEER as the site argument. Alternatively, this function is called internally by readSEER if only a cancer name is given.
Usage
1 2 | siteLookup(cancer)
listCancers()
|
Arguments
cancer |
Character string of a cancer name. Accepted names listed by |
Value
siteLookup returns a regular pattern expression used to match ICD-09 codes.
listCancers returns a vector of accepted cancer names.
Author(s)
Jonathan Lee jonathan@utstat.utoronto.ca
See Also
Examples
1 2 | listCancers()
siteLookup("Larynx")
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