Does deprivation affect breast cancer management?

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We evaluated whether social deprivation affected decision-making for breast cancer surgery. Of 3419 patients, 53.6% had mastectomy and this was predicted by deprivation, age, tumour size and hospital, all of which retained significance on multivariate analysis, except deprivation. Pathological characteristics and surgical decision-making determined choice of operation not deprivation. © 2005 Cancer Research UK.

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Henley, N. C., Hole, D. J., Kesson, E., Burns, H. J. G., George, W. D., & Cooke, T. G. (2005). Does deprivation affect breast cancer management? British Journal of Cancer, 92(4), 631–633. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.bjc.6602390

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