Titlebook: Cancer Registry; E. Grundmann,E. Pedersen Book 1975 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1975 assessment.cancer.cancer registry.classificat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47122-1 the particular situation of the Saarland, neither of these regions can be regarded as representative of the Federal Republic. Fundamentally, there is a serious demand for more cancer registries in the Federal Republic.

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Ching Sian Sia,Jessica Ann Diehlistration.” Indeed, this may be quite amazing to those of my colleagues who have been endeavoring for years or decades to provide a world-wide system of cancer registration. To be quite frank, this is exactly what I intended.

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Ching Sian Sia,Jessica Ann Diehlents is obvious. The importance of such work is now well recognized, and many problems could not be solved without this collaboration. Even when such an actitivity is undertaken, however, as it has been by the Cancer Unit of WHO over the past few years, it quite soon becomes obvious that there are i

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Leslie Miller-Robbie,Anu Ramaswaminant diseases, their distribution, incidence, and mortality is of primary importance for cancer control, and the relevant figures can only be obtained through registries. Good registration demands adequate organization in many spheres, as suggested by our own experience.

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Central Forces and Two-Particle Systems,d. If these data are to be analyzed it is necessary for the material to have been processed with reference to uniform classification and coding systems.To a great extent, progress in science depends upon classification; a given material must be grouped and classified in accordance with fixed criteri

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Central Forces and Two-Particle Systems, of cancer control in general. The cancer registry is a weapon in the fight against cancer and can be rightly understood only in this context. This survey is therefore divided into the following sections:

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Developments in Geometric Algebra,nt, written about 1130, more than four hundred settlers are mentioned by name, the majority of whom were of Norwegian origin. Although the language of the Norwegian Vikings prevailed in the country, recent blood group and anthropological studies seem to indicate that the Scottish and Irish element a