… , determined completeness of case ascertainment only in the total … This is a method to correct
for under ascertainment of cases in … The South-East England register for amyotrophic lateral …

… completeness of registration by cancer site. It is also worth considering that incompleteness
in case ascertainment not … (about 20%) such as capture-recapture and flow method, and only …

… We used capture-recapture methods to estimate the completeness of a register of congenital
malformations of the eye. … register are 50%, we can calculate that the UK anophthalmia …

… children were registered with … estimated prevalence of 44.2 per 10 000 children (95% CI
39.5 to 48.9) can be calculated. This is arguably the true prevalence if complete ascertainment …

… was thus estimated to be 97% by capture–recapture. The … Vital status was ascertained for
212 (82%) of the 258 cases. … reported by the German Childhood Cancer Registry for the period …

… The cohort was ascertained through the National Registry of Childhood Tumours, which
has a high estimated level of completeness (∼99%) (Kroll et al, 2011). Ethical approval for the …

… Hidden diabetes in the UK: use of capture‐recapture methods to estimate total prevalence
of … Completeness of ascertainment by cancer registries: putting bounds on the number of …

… LCH is inconsistently registered by cancer registries and although the Children‟s … The
completeness of ascertainment was estimated by capture-recapture methods; the spectrum of …

… 19), and cancer (20), in cases where complete ascertainment of … In collaboration with the
UK Office for National Statistics, we … of completeness of cancer registration. J Clin Epidemiol …

… In fact, only 65% of cancer registries have evaluated the degree of ascertainment." This is …
of capturerecapture methods to the estimation of completeness of cancer registration. J Clin …