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01-02-2013

Developing a method for valid grading of cardiac events in a large Pan-European cohort study of childhood cancer survivors

Auteurs: EAM Feijen, HJ van der Pal, EC van Dalen, WJE Tissing, LCM Kremer

Gepubliceerd in: Tijdschrift voor Kindergeneeskunde | bijlage 1/2013

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One of the more frequent late effects, after (childhood) cancer treatment, are cardiac vascular events (CVE’s). It is important for the research of CVE’s that they are graded in a valid and consistent manner, even when executed by several international non-physicians (PanCareSurFup Grant Agreement Number 257505). To address this issue we developed a data extraction form and a set of flowcharts to grade the CVE’s and tested the validity of the new method in this study. …

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