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Prediagnostic primary care consultations and imaging in emergency-diagnosed versus referred patients with lung cancer: a population-based linked data study

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By Marta Berglund Verified, Becky White, Matthew E Barclay
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Results After exclusions, 4473 patients with lung cancer were included in analysis (Figure 1): 1491 patients (33%) were diagnosed as emergencies, 1259 (28%) through urgent referral, 1026 (23%) through routine referral, and 697 (16%) through other routes (Table 1). Similar proportions of patients presented to primary care before diagnosis across all routes (Table 2).
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Cancer stage at diagnosis by duration of pre-existing chronic analgesic use and anxiety or depression - Nature Communications

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By Helen Fowler Verified, Georgios Lyratzopoulos, Matthew E Barclay
| Nature Verified
Abstract Pre-existing chronic diseases may delay or expedite cancer diagnosis. Here, we examine variations in cancer stage at diagnosis based on duration and type of common chronic conditions. We identify lung and colon cancers diagnosed 2012-2018 from national cancer registration, and pre-existing physical and mental-health conditions from linked primary care records.
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Pre-diagnostic primary care consultations and imaging in emergency-diagnosed vs referred lung cancer patients

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By Marta Berglund Verified, Becky White, Matthew E Barclay, Emma Lee Whitfield
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Abstract Background Emergency diagnosis of lung cancer is common and associated with worse prognosis. Aim To compare pre-diagnostic healthcare use between emergency-diagnosed and patients referred routinely or urgently. Design and Setting We analysed population-based linked English primary care, hospital admission, imaging, and cancer registration data on patients with lung cancer (2007–2018).
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