breast.receptor: Breast cancer data, stratified by receptor level (2 x 3 x 2...
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Usage
Format
Source
Description
A random sample of 199 female breast cancer patients who registered with the Northern Alberta Breast
Cancer Registry in 1985. Entry into the cohort was restricted to women with either stage I, II, or III
disease. Of the 199 subjects in the cohort, seven died of a cause other than breast cancer. These
individuals were dropped from the analysis. Data are provided in different subsets and formats
throughout Newman: Table 4.5(a), page 99 (breast);
Table 5.3, page 126 (breast.receptor);
Table 5.10, page 140 (breast.stage);
Table 9.1, page 175 (breast.survival)
Usage
1
Format
breast 2 x 3 x 2 array
- survival
dead, alive
- stage
stage of disease: I, II, III
- receptor.level
amount of estrogen receptor that is present in breast tissue: low, high
Source
Newman (2001)
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Description Usage Format Source
Description
A random sample of 199 female breast cancer patients who registered with the Northern Alberta Breast
Cancer Registry in 1985. Entry into the cohort was restricted to women with either stage I, II, or III
disease. Of the 199 subjects in the cohort, seven died of a cause other than breast cancer. These
individuals were dropped from the analysis. Data are provided in different subsets and formats
throughout Newman: Table 4.5(a), page 99 (breast);
Table 5.3, page 126 (breast.receptor);
Table 5.10, page 140 (breast.stage);
Table 9.1, page 175 (breast.survival)
Usage
1 |
Format
breast 2 x 3 x 2 array
- survival
dead, alive
- stage
stage of disease: I, II, III
- receptor.level
amount of estrogen receptor that is present in breast tissue: low, high
Source
Newman (2001)
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