Treatment delays, race, and outcomes in head and neck cancer

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• 作者：Arash O. Naghavi ; MD ; MS^a ; ^{Arash.naghavi@moffitt.org} ; Michelle I. Echevarria ; MD^a ; Tobin J. Strom ; MD^a ; Yazan A. Abuodeh ; MD^a ; Kamran A. Ahmed ; MD^a ; Puja S. Venkat ; MD^a ; Andy Trotti ; MD^a ; Louis B. Harrison ; MD^a ; B. Lee Green ; PhD^b (Dr.) ; Kosj Yamoah ; MD ; PhD^a ; Jimmy J. Caudell ; MD ; PhD^a ; ^{jimmy.caudell@moffitt.org} (Dr.)
• 关键词：95%CI ; 95% confidence interval ; AC ; Academic Center ; DTI ; Diagnosis to Treatment Initiation ; Gy ; Gray ; HNC ; Head and Neck Cancer ; HPV ; Human Papillomavirus ; IMRT ; Intensity-Modulated Radiation Treatment ; LRC ; Locoregional Control ; MVA ; Multivariate analysis ; N-AC ; Non-Academic Center ; NS ; Not significant (P  ; > ;   ; 0.05) ; OR ; Odds ratio ; OS ; Overall Survival ; RT ; Radiation Therapy ; UVA ; Univariate Analysis
• 刊名：Cancer Epidemiology
• 出版年：2016
• 出版时间：December 2016
• 年：2016
• 卷：45
• 期：Complete
• 页码：18-25
• 全文大小：425 K
• 卷排序：45

文摘

Black patients more often presented with delays in diagnosis or advanced disease. Black patients more often had >45 days elapsed from diagnosis to start of treatment. Patients with >45 days DTI had a detriment in 3-year LRC and OS. Black race was independently associated with a lower 3-year LRC and OS rate. In HNC, there is an association between treatment delays, race, and outcome.