Combined modality therapy in esophageal cancer.
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Publications and source records attributed to H W Neitlich.
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The Brockton Hospital Cancer Registry Program was developed to answer the data needs of the Southeastern Massachusetts region. Expansion of the computer system resulted in a data base that impacts in five areas of medical care. Registry data have been used to determine worthwhile screening sites, help institute new treatments, analyze patient survival, aid in patient follow-up, and upgrade hospital cancer programs. The extent of this impact and the usefulness of the registry in the region is discussed.
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Two sisters had breast cancer at four years and 11 years after diagnosis of Hodgkin's disease. The affected breast tissues had received several hundred rads of scatter radiation during treatment of the lymphoma. Family history revealed breast cancer in a third sister and five other women in the paternal line. Cytogenetic and HLA studies showed no markers of susceptibility to neoplasia. Development of second primary neoplasms of the breast in the two sisters may have resulted from interactions between genetic factors and carcinogenic effects of radiation exposure.
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