Flexible modeling of the effects of continuous prognostic factors in relative survival
A Mahboubi, M Abrahamowicz, R Giorgi… - Statistics in …, 2011 - Wiley Online Library
Relative survival methods permit separating the effects of prognostic factors on disease‐
related 'excess mortality'from their effects on other‐causes 'natural mortality', even when …
related 'excess mortality'from their effects on other‐causes 'natural mortality', even when …
Flexible modeling of the effects of continuous prognostic factors in relative survival
A Mahboubi, M Abrahamowicz, R Giorgi… - Statistics in …, 2011 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Relative survival methods permit separating the effects of prognostic factors on disease-
related'excess mortality'from their effects on other-causes' natural mortality', even when …
related'excess mortality'from their effects on other-causes' natural mortality', even when …
Flexible modeling of the effects of continuous prognostic factors in relative survival
A Mahboubi, M Abrahamowicz, R Giorgi, C Binquet… - Statistics in …, 2011 - infona.pl
Relative survival methods permit separating the effects of prognostic factors on disease‐
related 'excess mortality'from their effects on other‐causes 'natural mortality', even when …
related 'excess mortality'from their effects on other‐causes 'natural mortality', even when …
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C Binquet, C Bonithon-Koppd, C Quantind - 2011 - researchgate.net
Relative survival methods permit separating the effects of prognostic factors on disease-
related 'excess mortality'from their effects on other-causes 'natural mortality', even when …
related 'excess mortality'from their effects on other-causes 'natural mortality', even when …
Flexible modeling of the effects of continuous prognostic factors in relative survival.
A Mahboubi, M Abrahamowicz, R Giorgi… - Statistics in …, 2011 - europepmc.org
Relative survival methods permit separating the effects of prognostic factors on disease-
related'excess mortality'from their effects on other-causes' natural mortality', even when …
related'excess mortality'from their effects on other-causes' natural mortality', even when …