Background This study aimed to investigate the effect of the time from diagnosis to breast
cancer surgery on breast cancer patients' prognosis. Methods Of the 1900 patients …

Theoretically, time from breast cancer diagnosis to therapeutic surgery should affect survival.
However, it is unclear whether this holds true in a modern healthcare setting in which breast …

Purpose It is unclear whether time between breast cancer diagnosis and surgery is
associated with survival and whether this relationship is affected by access to care. We …

Importance Although longer times from breast cancer diagnosis to primary surgery have
been associated with worse survival outcomes, the specific time point after which it is …

Time interval between breast cancer (BC) diagnosis and surgery is of concern to patients
and clinicians, but its impact on survival remains unclear. We identified 5130 BC patients …

Background The majority of patients with non-metastatic breast cancer will undergo surgery.
This involves complex decisions that inevitably increase time from diagnosis to surgery …

Purpose Time to surgery (TTS) is a potentially modifiable factor associated with survival after
breast cancer diagnosis and can serve as a proxy for quality of oncologic care coordination …

Purpose The optimal time interval from neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC) to surgery in
patients with breast cancer has not been established. We investigated whether different time …

Importance Time to surgery (TTS) is of concern to patients and clinicians, but controversy
surrounds its effect on breast cancer survival. There remains little national data evaluating …

Background Breast cancer treatment delays are common. This study was designed to
examine the association between the time interval from time of diagnosis to completion of all …