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Yes
No Data Available for Variable for Year of Diagnosis
Missing
Urban
Rural
All Urban
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First Quintile (census tract among the lowest 20 percent of census tracts for socioeconomic status)
Second Quintile (census tract among the second-lowest 20 percent of census tracts for socioeconomic status)
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0-999 trials
No Data Available for Patient at Time of Linkage
Patient not Found at Time of Linkage
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Benign
Borderline malignancy
In situ
Malignant
Astrocytoma, IDH-mutant, grade 2 (9400/3)
Diffuse astrocytoma, IDH-wildtype (9400/3)
Astrocytoma, IDH-mutant, grade 3 (9401/3)
Anaplastic astrocytoma, IDH-wildtype (9401/3)
Glioblastoma, IDH-wildtype (9440/3)
Oligodendroglioma, IDH-mutant and 1 p/19q co-deleted (9450/3)
Oligodendroglioma, IDH-mutant and 1p/19q co-deleted, grade 3 (9451/3)
Medulloblastoma, SHH-activated and TP53-wildtype (9471/3)
Embryonal tumor with multilayered rosettes, C19MC-altered (9478/3)
Diffuse hemispheric glioma, H3-G34 mutant (9385/3)
Diffuse midline glioma, H3 K27-altered (9385/3)
Diffuse pediatric-type high-grade glioma, H3-wildtype and IDH-wildtype (9385/3)
Infant-type hemispheric glioma (9385/3)
Posterior fossa group A (PFA) ependymoma (9396/3)
Posterior fossa group B (PFB) ependymoma (9396/3)
Spinal ependymoma, MYCN-amplified (9396/3)
Supratentorial ependymoma, YAP1 fusion-positive (9396/3)
Supratentorial ependymoma, ZFTA fusion-positive (9396/3)
Diffuse astrocytoma, MYB- or MYBL1-altered (9421/1)
Diffuse low-grade glioma, MAPK pathway-altered (9421/1)
Astroblastoma, MN1-altered (9430/3)
CNS neuroblastoma, FOXR2-activated (9500/3)
CNS tumor with _BCOR_ internal tandem duplication (9500/3)
Benign or borderline tumor; Excludes: 9421/1 (codes 19-20)
Test ordered, results not in chart
Not applicable: Information not collected for this case (If this item is required by your standard setter, use of code 88 will result in an edit error.)
Not documented in patient record; No microscopic confirmation; Brain molecular markers not assessed or unknown if assessed
No mass/tumor found
Greater than 0.0 and less than or equal to 0.1
9.8 millimeters or larger
Not applicable: Information not collected for this schema
Unknown/Indeterminate/Not assessed; In situ; Microinvasion/microscopic foci only
Abstract prepared at a facility WITHOUT CoC accreditation of its cancer program
ANALYTIC abstract prepared at facility WITH CoC accreditation of its cancer program (Includes Class of Case codes 10-22)
NON-ANALYTIC abstract prepared at facility WITH CoC accreditation of its cancer program (Includes Class of Case codes 30-43 and 99, plus code 00 which CoC considers analytic but does not require to be staged)
Not applicable; DCO
Localized only
Regional by direct extension only
Regional lymph nodes involved only
Regional by both direct extension and lymph node involvement
Regional, NOS
Distant site(s)/node(s) involved
Not applicable/Benign/Borderline
Unknown/unstaged/unspecified/DCO
731+ days
Not available
Unable to calculate
Positive histology
Positive cytology
Positive histology PLUS - positive immunophenotyping AND/OR positive genetic studies (Used only for hematopoietic and lymphoid neoplasms M-9590/3-9992/3)
Positive microscopic confirmation, method not specified
Positive laboratory test/marker study
Direct visualization without microscopic confirmation
Radiography and/or other imaging techniques without microscopic confirmation
Clinical diagnosis only (other than 5, 6, or 7)
Unknown whether or not microscopically confirmed; death certificate only
Positive
Negative
Borderline/Unknown
Recode not available
U: Upper (Cervical/Proximal esophagus to lower border of azygos vein)
M: Middle (Lower border of azygos vein to lower border of inferior pulmonary vein)
L: Lower (Lower border of inferior pulmonary vein to stomach, including gastroesophageal junction)
X: Esophagus, NOS Specific location of epicenter not documented in medical record Specific location of epicenter not assessed or unknown if assessed
Ishak 0-4; No to moderate fibrosis; METAVIR F0-F3; Batt-Ludwig 0-3
Ishak 5-6; Advanced/severe fibrosis; METAVIR F4; Batt-Ludwig 4; Cirrhosis
Not applicable: Information not collected for this case
Unknown; MR statement w/o hist conf; Uncategorized
Primary pattern 1, secondary pattern 1
Primary pattern 1, secondary pattern 2
Primary pattern 1, secondary pattern 3
Primary pattern 1, secondary pattern 4
Primary pattern 1, secondary pattern 5
Primary pattern 1, secondary pattern unknown
Primary pattern 2, secondary pattern 1
Primary pattern 2, secondary pattern 2
Primary pattern 2, secondary pattern 3
Primary pattern 2, secondary pattern 4
Primary pattern 2, secondary pattern 5
Primary pattern 2, secondary pattern unknown
Primary pattern 3, secondary pattern 1
Primary pattern 3, secondary pattern 2
Primary pattern 3, secondary pattern 3
Primary pattern 3, secondary pattern 4
Primary pattern 3, secondary pattern 5
Primary pattern 3, secondary pattern unknown
Primary pattern 4, secondary pattern 1
Primary pattern 4, secondary pattern 2
Primary pattern 4, secondary pattern 3
Primary pattern 4, secondary pattern 4
Primary pattern 4, secondary pattern 5
Primary pattern 4, secondary pattern unknown
Primary pattern 5, secondary pattern 1
Primary pattern 5, secondary pattern 2
Primary pattern 5, secondary pattern 3
Primary pattern 5, secondary pattern 4
Primary pattern 5, secondary pattern 5
Primary pattern 5, secondary pattern unknown
Primary pattern unknown, secondary pattern unknown
No needle core biopsy/TURP performed
Not documented; Not assessed or unknown if assessed
No prostatectomy/autopsy performed
Gleason score 2
Gleason score 3
Gleason score 4
Gleason score 5
Gleason score 6
Gleason score 7
Gleason score 8
Gleason score 9
Gleason score 10
No prostatectomy done
Tertiary pattern 1
Tertiary pattern 2
Tertiary pattern 3
Tertiary pattern 4
Tertiary pattern 5
No radical prostatectomy/autopsy performed
Not applicable: Information not collected for this case (If this information is required by your standard setter, use of code X8 may result in an edit error.)
Not documented in medical record Gleason Tertiary Pattern not assessed or unknown if assessed
Well differentiated; Grade I
Moderately differentiated; Grade II
Poorly differentiated; Grade III
Undifferentiated; anaplastic; Grade IV
T-cell
B-cell; pre-B; B-precursor
Null cell; non T-non B
NK cell; natural killer cell (1995+)
Ia1 Precursor cell leukemias
Ia2 Mature B-cell leukemias
Ia3 Mature T-cell and NK cell leukemias
Ia4 Lymphoid leukemia, NOS
Ib Acute myeloid leukemias
Ic Chronic myeloproliferative diseases
Id Myelodysplastic syndrome and other myeloproliferative diseases
Ie Unspecified and other specified leukemias
IIa Hodgkin lymphomas
IIb1 Precursor cell lymphomas
IIb2 Mature B-cell lymphomas (except Burkitt lymphoma)
IIb3 Mature T-cell and NK-cell lymphomas
IIb4 Non-Hodgkin lymphomas, NOS
IIc Burkitt lymphoma
IId Miscellaneous lymphoreticular neoplasms
IIe Unspecified lymphomas
IIIa1 Ependymomas
IIIa2 Choroid plexus tumor
IIIb Astrocytomas
IIIc1 Medulloblastomas
IIIc2 Primitive neuroectodermal tumor (PNET)
IIIc3 Medulloepithelioma
IIIc4 Atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor
IIId1 Oligodendrogliomas
IIId2 Mixed and unspecified gliomas
IIId3 Neuroepithelial glial tumors of uncertain origin
IIIe1 Pituitary adenomas and carcinomas
IIIe2 Tumours of the sellar region (craniopharyngiomas)
IIIe3 Pineal parenchymal tumors
IIIe4 Neuronal and mixed neuronal-glial tumors
IIIe5 Meningiomas
IIIf Unspecified intracranial and intraspinal neoplasms
IVa Neuroblastoma and ganglioneuroblastoma
IVb Other peripheral nervous cell tumors
V RETINOBLASTOMA
VIa1 Nephroblastoma
VIa2 Rhabdoid renal tumor
VIa3 Kidney sarcomas
VIb Renal carcinomas
VIc Unspecified malignant renal tumors
VIIa1 Hepatoblastoma
VIIa2 Rhabdoid hepatic tumor
VIIa3 Embryonal sarcoma of liver
VIIb Hepatic carcinomas
VIIc Unspecified malignant hepatic tumors
VIIIa Osteosarcomas
VIIIb Chondrosarcomas
VIIIc1 Ewing tumor and Askin tumor of bone
VIIIc2 Peripheral neuroectodermal tumor (pPNET) of bone
VIIId1 Malignant fibrous neoplasms of bone
VIIId2 Malignant chordomas
VIIId3 Odontogenic malignant tumors
VIIId4 Miscellaneous malignant bone tumors
VIIIe Unspecified malignant bone tumors
IXa Rhabdomyosarcomas
IXb1 Fibroblastic and myofibroblastic tumors
IXb2 Nerve sheath tumors
IXb3 Other fibromatous neoplasms
IXc Kaposi sarcoma
IX SOFT TISSUE AND OTHER EXTRAOSSEOUS SARCOMAS
IXd1 Ewing tumor and Askin tumor of soft tissue
IXd2 Peripheral neuroectodermal tumor (pPNET) of soft tissue
IXd3 Extrarenal extrahepatic rhabdoid tumor
IXd4 Liposarcomas
IXd5 Fibrohistiocytic tumors
IXd6 Leiomyosarcomas
IXd7 Synovial sarcomas
IXd8 Blood vessel tumors
IXd9 Osseous and chondromatous neoplasms of soft tissue
IXd10 Alveolar soft parts sarcoma
IXd11 Miscellaneous soft tissue sarcomas
IXe Unspecified soft tissue sarcomas
Xa1 Intracranial and intraspinal germinomas
Xa2 Intracranial and intraspinal teratomas
Xa3 Intracranial and intraspinal embryonal carcinomas
Xa4 Intracranial and intraspinal yolk sac tumor
Xa5 Intracranial and intraspinal choriocarcinoma
Xa6 Intracranial and intraspinal tumors of mixed forms
Xb1 Malignant germinomas of extracranial and extragonadal sites
Xb2 Malignant teratomas of extracranial and extragonadal sites
Xb3 Embryonal carcinomas of extracranial and extragonadal sites
Xb4 Yolk sac tumor of extracranial and extragonadal sites
Xb5 Choriocarcinomas of extracranial and extragonadal sites
Xb6 Oth/unspec malig mixed germ cell tumors of extracranial/extragonadal
Xc1 Malignant gonadal germinomas
Xc2 Malignant gonadal teratomas
Xc3 Gonadal embryonal carcinomas
Xc4 Gonadal yolk sac tumor
Xc5 Gonadal choriocarcinoma
Xc6 Malignant gonadal tumors of mixed forms
Xc7 Malignant gonadal gonadoblastoma
Xd Gonadal carcinomas
Xe Other and unspecified malignant gonadal tumors
XIa Adrenocortical carcinomas
XIb Thyroid carcinomas
XIc Nasopharyngeal carcinomas
XId Malignant melanomas
XIe Skin carcinomas
XIf1 Carcinomas of salivary glands
XIf2 Carcinomas of colon and rectum
Ia Lymphoid leukemias
I LEUKEMIAS, MYELOPROLIFERATIVE AND MYELODYSPLASTIC DISEASES
IIb Non-Hodgkin lymphomas (except Burkitt lymphoma)
XIf3 Carcinomas of appendix
XIf4 Carcinomas of lung
XIf5 Carcinomas of thymus
XIf6 Carcinomas of breast
XIf7 Carcinomas of cervix uteri
XIf8 Carcinomas of bladder
XIf9 Carcinomas of eye
XIf10 Carcinomas of other specified sites
XIf11 Carcinomas of unspecified site
XIIa1 Malignant gastrointestinal stromal tumor
XIIa Other specified malignant tumors
XII OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS
XIIa2 Pancreatoblastoma
XIIa3 Pulmonary blastoma and pleuropulmonary blastoma
XIIa4 Other complex mixed and stromal neoplasms
XIIa5 Mesothelioma
XIIa6 Other specified malignant tumors
XIIb Other unspecified malignant tumors
IIIa Ependymomas and choroid plexus tumor
III CNS AND MISCELLANEOUS INTRACRANIAL AND INTRASPINAL NEOPLASMS
IIIc Intracranial and intraspinal embryonal tumors
IIId Other gliomas
IIIe Other specified intracranial and intraspinal neoplasms
IV NEUROBLASTOMA AND OTHER PERIPHERAL NERVOUS CELL TUMORS
VIa Nephroblastoma and other non-epithelial renal tumors
VI RENAL TUMORS
VIIa Hepatoblastoma and mesenchymal tumors of liver
VII HEPATIC TUMORS
VIII MALIGNANT BONE TUMORS
VIIIc Ewing tumor and related sarcomas of bone
VIIId Other specified malignant bone tumors
IXb Fibrosarcomas, peripheral nerve sheath tumors and oth fibrous neoplasms
IXd Other specified soft tissue sarcomas
Xa Intracranial and intraspinal germ cell tumors
X GERM CELL TUMORS, TROPHOBLASTIC TUMORS AND NEOPLASMS OF GONADS
Xb Malignant extracranial and extragonadal germ cell tumors
Xc Malignant gonadal germ cell tumors
II LYMPHOMAS AND RETICULOENDOTHELIAL NEOPLASMS
XI OTHER MALIGNANT EPITHELIAL NEOPLASMS AND MALIGNANT MELANOMAS
XIf Other and unspecified carcinomas
Not classified by SEER or in situ
Not classified by ICCC or in situ
I. Leukemias, Myeloproliferative And Myelodysplastic Diseases
II. Lymphomas and reticuloendothelial neoplasms
III. CNS and Miscellaneous Intracranial and Intraspinal Neoplasms
IV. Neuroblastoma And Other Peripheral Nervous Cell Tumors
V. Retinoblastoma
VI. Renal Tumors
VII. Hepatic Tumors
VIII. Malignant Bone Tumors
IX. Soft Tissue And Other Extraosseous Sarcomas
X. Germ Cell Tumors, Trophoblastic Tumors And Neoplasms Of Gonads
XI. Other Malignant Epithelial Neoplasms And Malignant Melanomas
XII. Other And Unspecified Malignant Neoplasms
Yes; index cancer is malignant or in situ
Yes; index cancer is borderline or benign
Not a paired site
Right: origin of primary
Left: origin of primary
Only one side involved, right or left origin unspecified
Bilateral involvement at time of diagnosis, lateral origin unknown for a single primary; or both ovaries involved simultaneously, single histology; bilateral retinoblastomas; bilateral Wilms' tumors
Paired site: midline tumor
Paired site, but no information concerning laterality
100,000 U/L or greater
Not applicable: Information not collected for this case (If this item is required by your standard setter, use of code XXXXX.8 will result in an edit error.)
Not documented in medical record LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase) Pretreatment Lab Value not assessed or unknown if assessed
Lymph-vascular Invasion Not Present (absent)/Not Identified
Lymph-vascular Invasion Present/Identified
Lymphatic and small vessel invasion only (L)
Venous (large vessel) invasion only (V)
BOTH lymphatic and small vessel AND venous (large vessel) invasion
Not Applicable
Unknown/Indeterminate
Microsatellite instability (MSI) stable; microsatellite stable (MSS); negative, NOS AND/OR Mismatch repair (MMR) intact, no loss of nuclear expression of MMR proteins MMR proficient (pMMR or MMR-P)
MSI unstable low (MSI-L)
MSI unstable high (MSI-H) AND/OR MMR deficient (dMMR or MMR-D), loss of nuclear expression of one or more MMR proteins
Not applicable: Information not collected for this case (If this information is required by your standard setter, use of code 8 may result in an edit error.)
Not documented in medical record MSI-indeterminate MSI-equivocal Microsatellite instability not assessed or unknown if assessed
0 to 999 months
Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis
2010 Version 12
2011 Version 12.1
2012 Version 12.2
2013 Version 13
2014 Version 14
2015 Version 15
2016 Version 16
2018 Version 18
2021 Version 21
2022 Version 22
2023 Version 23
2024 Version 24
0 to 999
p16 Negative; Nonreactive
p16 Positive; Diffuse, Strong reactivity
Not applicable: Information not collected for this case (If this time is required by your standard setter, use of code 8 will result in an edit error).
Not tested for p16; Unknown
Diagnosis year prior to 2021
No path reports for this patient
Path report linked to this tumor
Path report not linked to this tumor
0.1 or less nanograms/milliliter (ng/ml)
98.0 ng/ml or greater
Not documented; not assessed; unknown
Non-Hispanic White
Non-Hispanic Black
Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native
Non-Hispanic Asian or Pacific Islander
Hispanic (All Races)
Non-Hispanic Unknown Race
None/Unknown
Beam radiation
Radioactive implants (includes brachytherapy) (1988+)
Radioisotopes (1988+)
Combination of beam with implants or isotopes
Radiation, NOS method or source not specified
Other than beam radiation (1973-1987 cases only)
Refused (1988+)
Recommended, unknown if administered
Radiation therapy was administered.
Radiation therapy was not administered because it was not part of the planned first-course treatment. Diagnosed at autopsy.
Radiation therapy was not administered because it was contraindicated due to patient risk factors (comorbid conditions, advanced age, etc).
Radiation therapy was not administered because the patient died prior to planned or recommended treatment.
Radiation therapy was not administered; it was recommended by the patient's physician, but was not administered as part of the first-course therapy. No reason was noted in the patient's record.
Radiation therapy was not administered; it was recommended by the patient's physician, but this treatment was refused by the patient, the patient's family member, or the patient's guardian. The refusal was noted in the patient record.
Radiation therapy was recommended, but it is unknown if it was administered.
It is unknown if radiation therapy was recommended or administered. Death-certificate-only.
Surgery of the primary site was performed.
Surgery of the primary site was not performed because it was not part of the planned first-course treatment.
Surgery of the primary site was not recommended/performed because it was contraindicated due to patient risk factors (comorbid conditions, advanced age, etc.).
Surgery of the primary site was not performed because the patient died prior to planned or recommended surgery.
Surgery of the primary site was not performed; it was recommended by the patient's physician, but was not performed as part of the first-course therapy. No reason was noted in the patient's record.
Surgery of the primary site was not performed; it was recommended by the patient's physician, but this treatment was refused by the patient, the patient's family member, or the patient's guardian. The refusal was noted in the patient record.
Surgery of the primary site was recommended, but it is unknown if it was performed. Further follow-up is recommended.
It is unknown if surgery of the primary site was recommended or performed. Death certificate-only cases and autopsy-only cases.
Record number 01 for patient in database
Record number 02 through 98 for patient in database
Record number 99 for patient in database
No nodes were examined
1-89 nodes were examined (code the exact number of regional lymph nodes examined)
90 or more nodes were examined
No regional nodes were removed, but aspiration of regional nodes was performed
Regional lymph node removal was documented as a sampling, and the number of nodes is unknown/not stated
Regional lymph node removal was documented as a dissection, and the number of nodes is unknown/not stated
Regional lymph nodes were surgically removed, but the number of lymph nodes is unknown/not stated and not documented as a sampling or dissection; nodes were examined, but the number is unknown
It is unknown whether nodes were examined; not stated in patient record
All nodes examined are negative
1-89 nodes are positive (code exact number of nodes positive)
90 or more nodes are positive
Positive aspiration of lymph node(s) was performed
Positive nodes are documented, but the number is unspecified
It is unknown whether nodes are positive; not applicable; not stated in patient record
None, immunotherapy was not part of the planned first course of therapy.
Immunotherapy administered as first course therapy.
Immunotherapy was not recommended/administered because it was contraindicated due to patient risk factors (i.e., comorbid conditions, advanced age).
Immunotherapy was not administered because the patient died prior to planned or recommended therapy.
Immunotherapy was not administered. It was recommended by the patient's physician, but was not administered as part of first-course therapy. No reason was stated in the patient record.
Immunotherapy was not administered. It was recommended by the patient's physician, but this treatment was refused by the patient, the patient's family member, or the patient's guardian. The refusal was noted in the patient record.
Immunotherapy was recommended, but it is unknown if it was administered.
It is unknown whether an immunotherapeutic agent(s) was recommended or administered because it is not stated in patient record; death certificate-only cases.
No/Unknown
None, hormone therapy was not part of the planned first course of therapy.
Hormone therapy administered as first course therapy.
Hormone therapy was not recommended/administered because it was contraindicated due to patient risk factors (i.e., comorbid conditions, advanced age).
Hormone therapy was not administered because the patient died prior to planned or recommended therapy.
Hormone therapy was not administered. It was recommended by the patient's physician, but was not administered as part of first-course therapy. No reason was stated in the patient record.
Hormone therapy was not administered. It was recommended by the patient's physician, but this treatment was refused by the patient, the patient's family member, or the patient's guardian. The refusal was noted in the patient record.
Hormone therapy was recommended, but it is unknown if it was administered.
It is unknown whether a hormonal agent(s) was recommended or administered because it is not stated in the patient record. Death certificate-only cases.
None
Other
Other Experimental
Other-Double Blind
Other-Unproven
Refusal
Recommended
Unknown; unknown if administered
None; diagnosed at autopsy
Non-primary surgical procedure performed
Non-primary surgical procedure to other regional sites
Non-primary surgical procedure to distant lymph node(s)
Non-primary surgical procedure to distant site
Any combination of codes 2, 3, or 4
Unknown; death certificate only
Site-specific code; tumor destruction
Site-specific codes; resection
Invalid
Surgery, NOS
Site specific codes; special
No radiation and/or no surgery; unknown if surgery and/or radiation given
Radiation before surgery
Radiation after surgery
Radiation both before and after surgery
Intraoperative radiation
Intraoperative radiation with other radiation given before and/or after surgery
Surgery both before and after radiation
Sequence unknown, but both surgery and radiation were given
No systemic therapy and/or surgical procedures; unknown if surgery and/or systemic therapy given
Systemic therapy before surgery
Systemic therapy after surgery
Systemic therapy both before and after surgery
Intraoperative systemic therapy
Intraoperative systemic therapy with other therapy administered before and/or after surgery
Surgery both before and after systemic therapy
Sequence unknown, but both surgery and systemic therapy given
No transplant procedure or endocrine therapy was administered as part of first course therapy; diagnosed at autopsy
Bone marrow transplant procedure was administered, but the type was not specified.
Bone marrow transplant-autologous
Bone marrow transplant-allogeneic
Stem cell harvest and infusion
Endocrine surgery and/or endocrine radiation therapy.
Combination of endocrine surgery and/or radiation with a transplant procedure. (combination of codes 30 and 10, 11, 12 or 20).
Hematologic transplant and/or endocrine surgery/radiation was not recommended/administered because it was contraindicated due to patient risk factors (i.e., comorbid conditions, advanced age).
Hematologic transplant and/or endocrine surgery/radiation was not administered because the patient died prior to planned or recommended therapy.
Hematologic transplant and/or endocrine surgery/radiation was not administered. It was recommended by the patient's physician, but was not administered as part of first-course therapy. No reason was stated in the patient record.
Hematologic transplant and/or endocrine surgery/radiation was not administered; it was recommended by the patient's physician, but this treatment was refused by the patient, the patient's family member, or the patient's guardian; refusal noted in patient record
Hematologic transplant and/or endocrine surgery/radiation was recommended, but it is unknown if it was administered
It is unknown whether hematologic transplant and/or endocrine surgery/radiation was recommended or administered because it is not stated in patient record; death certificate-only cases
Biopsy or aspiration of regional lymph node, NOS
Sentinel lymph node biopsy
Number of regional lymph nodes removed unknown
1 to 3 regional lymph nodes removed
4 or more regional lymph nodes removed
Sentinel node biopsy and lym nd removed same/unstated time
Sentinel node biopsy and lym nd removed different times
Unknown or not applicable
Alive or dead of other cause
Dead (attributable to this cancer dx)
Missing/Unknown Cause of Death
Not applicable / not first tumor
Alive or dead due to cancer
Dead (attributable to causes other than this cancer diagnosis)
Not applicable/not first tumor
One primary in the patient's lifetime
First of two or more primaries
Second to fifty-eight primaries
Fifty-ninth or higher of fifty-nine or more primaries
One non-malignant tumor or central registry-defined neoplasm
First of two or more non-malignant tumor or central registry-defined neoplasms
Second of two or more non-malignant tumor or central registry-defined neoplasms
Unspecified or unknown sequence number for non-malignant tumor or central registry-defined neoplasms. (Sequence number 88 can be used if there is a non-malignant tumor and its sequence number is unknown. If there is known to be more than one non-malignant tumor, then the tumors must be sequenced.)
Cervix carcinoma *in situ* (CIS)/CIN III, Diagnosis Years 1996-2002.
Unspecified or unknown sequence number of Federally required *in situ* or malignant tumors. Sequence number 99 can be used if there is a malignant tumor and its sequence number is unknown. If there is known to be more than one malignant tumor, then the tumors must be sequenced.)
Male
Female
Complete dates are available and there are 0 days of survival (i.e., date last contact = date of diagnosis)
Complete dates are available and there are more than 0 days of survival (i.e., date last contact > date diagnosis)
Incomplete dates are available and there could be zero days of follow-up (i.e., known components are equal, e.g., 2006 and 20061002)
Incomplete dates are available and there cannot be zero days of follow-up (i.e., any difference in known date components, e.g., 200602 and 200603)
Not calculated because a Death Certificate Only or Autopsy Only case
Not coded
Complete dates are available and there are 0 days of survival (i.e., presumed alive date last contact = date of diagnosis)
Complete dates are available and there are more than 0 days of survival (i.e., presumed alive date last contact > date diagnosis)
No treatment given
Treatment given
Active surveillance (watchful waiting)
Unknown if treatment was given
000 (no evidence of primary tumor)
990 (microscopic focus)
998 (site-specific code)
Unknown or size unreasonable (includes any tumor sizes 401-989)
Tumor Size Not Consistent Over Time or Not Applicable for this Site
Hospital inpatient; Managed health plans with comprehensive, unified medical records
Radiation Treatment Centers or Medical Oncology Centers (hospital-affiliated or independent)
Laboratory only (hospital-affiliated or independent)
Physician's office/private medical practitioner (LMD)
Nursing/convalescent home/hospice
Autopsy only
Death certificate only
Other hospital outpatient units/surgery centers
Dead as of study cutoff date
Alive as of study cutoff date
801-831 sequence number
-999-999 months
Enrolled
No Data Available for Patient for This Month at Time of Linkage
Enrollment Status not Provided
Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased
701-731 sequence number
Not found in CanMED: see RxNorm fields
ANCILLARY THERAPY
CHEMOTHERAPY
CHEMOTHERAPY, HORMONAL THERAPY
HORMONAL THERAPY
IMMUNOTHERAPY
IMMUNOTHERAPY, RADIOPHARMCEUTICAL
RADIOPHARMCEUTICAL
-999-999 days
Exact months
Large Vessels
Intrathoracic
Distant Lymph Nodes
Hypopharynx
Duodenum
Middle Ear
Mandible
Retroperitoneum
Cervix
Epididymis
Orbit
Meninges
Bone
Bone or Bone Marrow
Gallbladder
Gallbladder | Liver and Biliary Tract
Appendix
Colon
Small Intestine
Esophagus
Rectum
Stomach
Liver
Liver and Biliary Tract
Pancreas
Pancreas | Liver and Biliary Tract
Pineal
Thyroid
Fallopian Tube
Fallopian Tube | Ovary
Ovary
Uterus
Uterus | Cervix
Vagina
Vulva
Penis
Prostate
Testes
Testes | Other
Bladder
Bladder,Prostate
Kidney
Kidney | Other
Ureter
Head and Neck
Head and Neck | Orbit | Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses | Nasopharynx | Skull | Other
Head
Head | Brain
Head | Abdomen
Head | Skull
Larynx
Larynx | Hypopharynx
Oral Cavity
Nasopharynx
Nasal Cavity
Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses
Salivary Gland
Parotid
Parotid | Salivary Gland
Bone Marrow
Spleen
Spleen | Pelvis
Brain
Brain | Spinal Cord | Other
Brain | Pelvis
Brain | Spine
Brain | Whole Body
Brain | Suprasellar,Neurohypophyseal | Frontal Cortex | Parietal Cortex | Occipital Cortex | Temporal Cortex | Pineal | Other
Brain,Leptomeninges
Brain | Cervical Spine
Thalamus
Spinal Cord
Spinal Cord | Cervical Spine | Lumbar Spine | Dorsal Spine | Other
Lung
Lung | Kidney | Other
Lung | Bronchus
Pleura
Soft Tissue
Abdomen
Abdomen | Orbit
Abdomen | Kidney | Adrenal | Retroperitoneum | Liver | Bladder,Prostate | Other
Abdomen | Kidney | Other
Abdomen | Lung
Abdomen | Lymph Nodes
Abdomen | Pelvis
Abdomen | Pelvis | Kidney | Other
Abdomen | Pelvis | Lymph Nodes
Abdomen | Pelvis | Sacrum | Iliac | Other
Abdomen | Skull
Abdomen | Neck | Lymph Nodes | Mediastinum | Other
Adrenal
Upper Extremity
Upper Extremity | Lower Extremity
Axilla
Bronchus
Clavicle
Coccyx
Ethmoid
Eyelid
Femur
Femur | Humerus
Fibula
Groin
Heart
Heart and Pericardium
Humerus
Lower Extremity
Lymph Nodes
Mediastinum
Metacarpals
Metatarsals
Oropharynx
Paranasal Sinuses
Pelvis
Pelvis | Lower Extremity
Pelvis | Lymph Nodes
Pelvis | Rib
Pelvis | Other
Pelvis | Chest
Peritoneum
Radius
Rib
Scapula
Scapula | Axilla
Skull
Skull | Femur
Skull and Face Bone
Sternum
Tarsals
Thorax
Thorax | Lymph Nodes
Thorax | Mediastinum | Paraspinal | Lung | Neck | Lymph Nodes | Other
Tibia
Tonsil
Ulna
Paraspinal
Breast
Breast | Chest Wall | Lymph Nodes
Inferior Limb
Spine
Spine | Pelvis
Female Reproductive System Part
Whole Body
Whole Body | Other
Neck
Neck | Spleen
Neck | Abdomen
Neck | Lymph Nodes
Neck | Lymph Nodes | Mediastinum | Spleen | Other
Neck | Lymph Nodes | Mediastinum | Other
Neck | Mediastinum
Neck | Thorax | Lymph Nodes
Neck | Other
Bone Foot
Cheek
Cutaneous
Intraperitoneal
Paratesticular
Parapharyngeal Area
Iliac
Iliac | Paraaortic Lymph Node
Suprasellar,Neurohypophyseal
Parietal Cortex
Frontal Cortex
Occipital Cortex
Temporal Cortex
Deep Facial Areas
Anterior Skull Base
Shoulder
Lower Arm
Lower Leg
Urogenital
Chest
Chest | Kidney | Other
Chest | Spleen
Chest | Lung
Chest | Abdomen
Chest | Spine
Chest | Shoulder
Maxilla
Viscera
Ankle Joint
Upper Arm
Dorsal Spine
Dorsal Spine | Mandible
Dorsal Spine | Lumbar Spine
Elbow Joint
Finger
Foot
Forearm
Hand
Hand Phalanges
Knee Joint
Leg
Nasal Septum
Patella
Perineum
Pleural Effusion
Sacrococcygeal
Sacrum
Shoulder Girdle
Shoulder Joint
Splenic Hilar or Spleen
Superior Maxilla
Thigh
Toe
Trunk
Upper Airway
Wrist Joint
Gastrointestinal Tract
Not Reported
Anus
Anal and Perianal
Hand Bone
Foot Phalanges
Chest Wall
Chest Wall | Neck | Lymph Nodes | Mediastinum | Other
Bone Face
Hip
Cervical Spine
Cervical Spine | Dorsal Spine
Cervical Spine | Lumbar Spine
Lumbar Spine
Lumbar Spine | Pelvis
Abdominal Wall
Paraaortic Lymph Node
Buttock
Scalp
Basin
Exact grays
Photon
Electron
Electron | Proton
Proton
Total fractions
Brachytherapy
EBRT, Stereotactic radiosurgery
EBRT, NOS
EBRT, NOS | Other
EBRT, 3D Conformal
EBRT, 3D Conformal | Other
EBRT, Intensity Modulated
EBRT, Intensity Modulated | Other
The unique record indicator number for a patient
Sequence indicator for patient with known start dates for all radiation records
Sequence indicator for patient with at least one radiation record with missing start date
Not known due to missing start date
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Processing rule for mcd-claimdiagnosiscode
Claims are deduplicated over patientID, claim service date and claim procedure code. Each diagnosis code for a given claim will have a separate record.
Processing rule for mcd-claimdiagnosiscodesequence
Claims are deduplicated over patientID, claim service date and claim diagnosis code. Records with the same diagnosis code occuring on different dates but in the same month will be assigned a different sequence number.
Processing rule for mcp-claimprocedurecode
Claims are deduplicated over patientID, claim service date and claim procedure code. Each procedure code for a given claim will have a separate record.
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NCCR Persistent Identifier for the Data Platform
Persistent poverty census tracts are defined as areas where 20 percent or more of the residents have lived below the poverty level as measured by each of the 1980, 1990, 2000 censuses, and 2007-11 and 2015-2019 American Community Survey 5-year estimates. This definition, developed by the National Cancer Institute in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service (ERS), was used to create a 2-level variable (census tract classified as persistent poverty or non- persistent poverty). The same variable is used for all years.
Two Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) variables are constructed from the 2010 data available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service (see https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/rural-urban-commuting-area-codes.aspx). The data were used to create a variable with 4 categories (urban, large rural, small rural and isolated rural) and a variable with 2 categories (urban and rural). This dataset uses the two-category variable. The 2010 values, defined using the Decennial Census 2010 census tract boundaries, are used for all years.
A system-generated number assigned to each tumor. The number should never change even if the tumor sequence is changed or a record (tumor) is deleted.
Years Applicable: 1995+ This is a unique number that identifies a specific tumor so data can be linked. "Sequence Number" cannot be used as a link because the number is changed if a report identifies an earlier tumor or if a tumor record is deleted.
The Urban Rural Indicator Code (URIC) is an urban-rural classification variable constructed from the 2010 U.S. Census’s percent of the population living in non-urban areas with four categories: 100% urban (All urban), ≥50% but <100% urban (Mostly urban), >0% but <50% urban (Mostly rural), and 100% rural (All rural) tracts. Rural population encompasses all population not included within an urban area. This measure reflects the rural nature of the immediate environment and may be most relevant for studies that focus on behaviors and risk, e.g., cancer prevention and screening studies. The same 2010 values are used for all years. The 2010 values, defined using the Decennial Census 2010 census tract boundaries, are used for all years.
Yost - U.S.-based Socioeconomic Status (SES) Quintile
A census tract-level Socioeconomic Status (SES) quintile is provided for assessing SES differences in cancer incidence and survival. It is constructed based on a two-step approach using census tract-level American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates. Specifically, the first step of this approach is to estimate composite SES scores (also referred to as SES index) for census tracts using a factor analysis from seven variables that measure different aspects of the SES of a census tract (Yu et al., 2014). The SES variables are chosen based on Yost et al. (2001). They are: Median household income, Median house value, Median rent, Percent below 150% of poverty line, Education Index (Liu et al., 1998), Percent working class, and Percent unemployed. In the second step, census tracts are categorized into SES quintiles with equal populations in each quintile across the entire U.S. The first quintile (the group with the lowest SES) is the 20th centile or less, and the fifth quintile (the group with the highest SES) corresponds to the 80th centile or higher. After the SES quintile is generated using various sets of ACS 5-year estimates, they are linked to tumor cases at the census tract-level by matching the ACS survey year with the tumor diagnosis year. Tumors diagnosed in 2006-2007 are linked with SES quintiles calculated using ACS 2006-2010 data. Tumors diagnosed in 2008-2017 are linked to SES quintiles based on ACS 2006-2010, 2007-2011, 2008-2012, 2009-2013, 2010-2014, 2011-2015, 2012-2016, 2013-2017, 2014-2018, and 2015-2019 data respectively. Finally, tumors diagnosed in 2018+ are linked to the index estimated from 2015-2019 ACS data. All SES quintiles are defined using the Decennial Census 2010 census tract boundaries.
Name of resource associated with the resource participant identifier with a matched NCCR patient. Resources can be categorized as: Dataset: Refers to a single dataset for a particular study where data files for the participants can be found. This is typically a dbGaP phs accession number – for example phs000720 (dbGaP accession: Genomic sequencing of Pediatric Rhabdomyosarcoma). These datasets can potentially have linked data to an NCCR patient. Study: Represents programmatic references to research initiatives, such as TARGET, or institution’s internal study synonyms for dataset domains such as sd_aq9kvn5p, equivalent to phs002276. Organizational Identifier: A larger project/network namespace of unique pariticipant identifiers. Current organizational identifiers include dbGaP_subject_id (dbGaP Subject Sample Telemetry Report), GENIE, Gabriella Miller Kids First, Pediatric Cancer Data Commons (PCDC), St. Jude Cloud, Treehouse Childhood Cancer Initiative, and COG USI. Mappings to the dataset category identify data files that are linked to a specific dataset that can be requested from external resources. The organizational identifier and study mappings represent linkages to projects, networks, or research initiatives, rather than an individual dataset.
Public identifier that appears in a research dataset accessible to researchers (e.g., Kids First ID or GENIE ID). This also includes global identifiers used more broadly (e.g., COG USI or dbGaP Subject ID).
Biobanking/Tumor Classification Study Enrollments
Number of biobanking/tumor classification studies the patient was enrolled on. Patients not found at the time of linkage will be coded as 7777 (No Data Available for Patient at Time of Linkage). These studies collect and store biological samples, such as tissue, blood, or other fluids. The goal is to use these samples to better understand the biology of cancer, improve diagnostic methods, and develop new treatments. These studies aim to categorize and/or risk-stratify cancer subtypes based on their molecular and cellular features.
Number of registry/epidemiology studies the patient was enrolled on. Patients not found at the time of linkage will be coded as 7777 (No Data Available for Patient at Time of Linkage). These studies track and record data on patients over time to study patient health, quality of life, and/or survival outcomes.
Indicates whether the patient was known to be enrolled in a Children's Oncology Group (COG) study at the time of the linkage (e.g., years of diagnosis, years of specific data freezes, geographical coverage).
Number of supportive studies the patient was enrolled on. Patients not found at the time of linkage will be coded as 7777 (No Data Available for Patient at Time of Linkage). These studies focus on improving the health and/or quality of life patients by managing the side effects of cancer and its treatment. These studies may investigate methods to alleviate symptoms, reduce treatment-related complications, and support patients’ physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs.
Number of therapeutic frontline trials the patient was enrolled on. Patients not found at the time of linkage will be coded as 7777 (No Data Available for Patient at Time of Linkage). These studies test the effectiveness and safety of treatments that are given as the first line treatment for newly diagnosed cancers.
Number of therapeutic-other trials the patient was enrolled on. Patients not found at the time of linkage will be coded as 7777 (No Data Available for Patient at Time of Linkage). These studies test the safety and efficacy of interventions to improve treatment response and/or survival. These are primarily interventions to reduce side effects or treat a non-cancer condition. These studies meet criteria for more than one study type.
Number of therapeutic relapsed trials the patient was enrolled on. Patients not found at the time of linkage will be coded as 7777 (No Data Available for Patient at Time of Linkage). These studies focus on treatments for cancers that have recurred or progressed after an initial cancer-directed treatment.
Age recode with <1 year olds. Age of the patient at diagnosis in complete years. Different tumors for the same patient may have different values.
Age recode with <1 year olds and 90+. Age of the patient at diagnosis in complete years. Different tumors for the same patient may have different values.
Age recode with single ages and 85+. Age of the patient at diagnosis in complete years. Different tumors for the same patient may have different values.
Age recode with single ages and 90+. Age of the patient at diagnosis in complete years. Different tumors for the same patient may have different values.
Converted from ICD-O-2 for 1973-2000 and coded directly for 2001+.
Multiple brain molecular markers have become standard pathology components necessary for diagnosis. This data item captures clinically important brain cancer subtypes identified by molecular markers that are not distinguishable by ICD-O-3 codes.
Years Applicable: 2018+ Collection of these clinically important brain cancer subtypes has been recommended by CBTRUS.
Coded for cases coded as Melanoma Skin in BOTH TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema Recode & EOD Schema Id Recode. Created from NAACCR Item #3817 & CS site-specific factor 1 (NAACCR #2880). Measurement in millimeters (mm). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/ssdi/
CoC Accredited Flag is assigned at the point and time of data abstraction to label an abstract being prepared for an analytic cancer case at a facility accredited by the Commission on Cancer (CoC). The flag may be assigned manually or can be defaulted by the registry’s software.
Years Applicable: 2018+ CoC-accredited facilities are required to collect certain data items including TNM staging. It is burdensome for central registries to maintain a list of accredited facilities, and the list changes frequently. The flag is a means of incorporating the accredited status into abstracts at the time of abstraction by someone who has knowledge of the status. The flag thus simplifies validating that required items have been abstracted by CoC-accredited facilities. The flag also allows cases to be stratified during analyses to identify those never seen at a CoC-accredited facility; e.g., percentage of all cases seen in at least one CoC-accredited facility, evaluation of outcomes by facility status. NPCR will use this flag for facility status stratification.
Combined Summary Stage with Expanded Regional Codes (2004+)
Created from SEER Combined Summary Stage 2000 (2004-2017) & Derived Summary Stage 2018 (2018+). Cases <2018 with Regional NOS, re-categorized using Regional Nodes Positive. For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/lrd-stage.
Identifies contiguous growth (extension) of the primary tumor within the organ of origin or its direct extension into neighboring organs. For certain sites such as ovary, discontinuous metastasis is coded in CS Extension.
Years Applicable: 2004:2015 Tumor extension at diagnosis is a prognostic indicator used by Collaborative Staging to derive some TNM-T codes and some SEER Summary Stage codes.
Identifies the regional lymph nodes involved with cancer at the time of diagnosis.
Years Applicable: 2004:2015 The involvement of specific regional lymph nodes is a prognostic indicator used by Collaborative Staging to derive some TNM-N codes and SEER Summary Stage codes.
Records how the code for CS Lymph Nodes [2830] was determined, based on the diagnostic methods employed.
Years Applicable: 2008:2015 This data item is used by Collaborative Staging to describe whether the staging basis for the TNM-N code is clinical or pathological and to record applicable prefix and suffix descriptors used with TNM staging.
Identifies the distant site(s) of metastatic involvement at time of diagnosis.
Years Applicable: 2004:2015 The presence of metastatic disease at diagnosis is an independent prognostic indicator, and it is used by Collaborative Staging to derive TNM-M codes and SEER Summary Stage codes.
Records how the code for CS Mets at Dx [2850] was determined based on the diagnostic methods employed.
Years Applicable: 2008:2015 This data item is used by Collaborative Staging to describe whether the staging basis for the TNM-M code is clinical or pathological and to record applicable prefix and suffix descriptors used with TNM staging.
Records how the codes for the two items CS Tumor Size [2800] and CS Extension [2810] were determined, based on the diagnostic methods employed.
Years Applicable: 2008:2015 This item is used by Collaborative Staging to describe whether the staging basis for the TNM-T code is clinical or pathological and to record applicable prefix and suffix descriptors used with TNM staging.
Time from diagnosis to treatment in days recode
Number of days from date of diagnosis to date of first intial treatment
This item is the derived AJCC “M” staging element from coded fields using the CS algorithm. Effective for cases diagnosed 2010+.
Years Applicable: 2010:2015 Derived AJCC-7 M can be used to evaluate disease spread at diagnosis, plan and track treatment patterns, and analyze outcomes.
This item is the derived AJCC “M Descriptor” from coded fields using the CS algorithm. Effective for cases diagnosed 2010+.
Years Applicable: 2010:2015 Derived AJCC-7 M Descript can be used in analysis to differentiate the timing of staging with respect to the treatment process.
This item is the derived AJCC “N” staging element from coded fields using the CS algorithm. Effective for cases diagnosed 2010+.
Years Applicable: 2010:2015 The CS Derived AJCC-7 N can be used to evaluate disease spread at diagnosis, plan and track treatment patterns, and analyze outcomes.
This item is the derived AJCC “N Descriptor” from coded fields using the CS algorithm. Effective for cases diagnosed 2010+.
Years Applicable: 2010:2015 Derived AJCC-7 N Descript can be used in analysis to differentiate the timing of staging with respect to the treatment process.
This item is the derived AJCC “Stage Group” from coded fields using the CS algorithm. Effective for cases diagnosed 2010+.
Years Applicable: 2010:2015 The CS Derived AJCC-7 Stage Group can be used to evaluate disease spread at diagnosis, plan and track treatment patterns, and analyze outcomes.
This item is the derived AJCC “T” staging element from coded fields using the CS algorithm. Effective for cases diagnosed 2010+.
Years Applicable: 2010:2015 Derived AJCC-7 T can be used to evaluate disease spread at diagnosis, plan and track treatment patterns, and analyze outcomes.
This item is the derived AJCC “T Descriptor” from coded fields using the CS algorithm. Effective for cases diagnosed 2010+.
Years Applicable: 2010:2015 Derived AJCC-7 T Descript can be used in analysis to differentiate the timing of staging with respect to the treatment process.
Code for the best method of diagnostic confirmation of the cancer being reported at any time in the patient’s history.
Years Applicable: 1995+ Diagnostic confirmation is useful to calculate rates based on microscopically confirmed cancers. Full incidence calculations must also include tumors that are only confirmed clinically. The percentage of tumors that not micropscopically confirmed is an indication of whether case finding is including sources outside of pathology reports.
EOD (Extent of Disease) Mets is part of the EOD 2018 data collection system and is used to classify the distant site(s) of metastatic involvement at time of diagnosis. See also EOD Primary Tumor and EOD Regional Nodes. These codes were used for cases diagnosed 1/1/2018+. Code descriptions for this field vary by diagnosis. To find code descriptions, go here (https://staging.seer.cancer.gov/eod_public/list/3.1/), select the applicable schema, and select the EOD Mets link in the Data Items table to view code descriptions. For more information about the EOD fields, see https://seer.cancer.gov/tools/staging/eod/. 00 = None, No distant metastasis, Unknown if distant metastasis ## = SCHEMA-SPECIFIC CODES WHERE NEEDED 88 = Not applicable: Information not collected for this schema; Used for these sites only: HemeRetic; Ill Defined Other (includes unknown primary site); Kaposi Sarcoma; Lymphoma; Lymphoma-CLL/SLL; Myeloma Plasma Cell Disorder 99 = Death certificate only (DCO)
Years Applicable: 2018+ EOD Mets is used to calculate Derived EOD 2018 M [795] (when applicable) and Derived Summary Stage 2018 [762]. Derivation will occur at the level of the central registry.
EOD (Extent of Disease) Primary Tumor is part of the EOD 2018 data collection system and is used to classify contiguous growth (extension) of the primary tumor within the organ of origin or its direct extension into neighboring organs. See also EOD Regional Nodes and EOD Mets. These codes were used for cases diagnosed 1/1/2018+. Code descriptions for this field vary by diagnosis. To find code descriptions, go here (https://staging.seer.cancer.gov/eod_public/list/3.1/), select the applicable schema, and select the EOD Primary Tumor link in the Data Items table to view code descriptions. For more information about the EOD fields, see https://seer.cancer.gov/tools/staging/eod/. 000 = In situ, intraepithelial, noninvasive ### = SCHEMA-SPECIFIC CODES WHERE NEEDED 800 = No evidence of primary tumor 999 = Unknown; primary tumor not stated, Primary tumor cannot be assessed, Not documented in patient record, Death certificate only (DCO)
Years Applicable: 2018+ EOD Primary Tumor is used to calculate Derived EOD 2018 T [785] (when applicable) and Derived Summary Stage 2018 [762]. Derivation will occur at the level of the central registry.
EOD (Extent of Disease) Regional Nodes is part of the EOD 2018 data collection system and is used to classify the involvement of regional lymph nodes with cancer at the time of diagnosis. See also EOD Primary Tumor and EOD Mets. These codes were used for cases diagnosed 1/1/2018+. Code descriptions for this field vary by diagnosis. To find code descriptions, go here (https://staging.seer.cancer.gov/eod_public/list/3.1/), select the applicable schema, and select the EOD Regional Nodes link in the Data Items table to view code descriptions. For more information about the EOD fields, see https://seer.cancer.gov/tools/staging/eod/. 000 = None ### = SCHEMA-SPECIFIC CODES WHERE NEEDED 800 = Regional lymph node(s), NOS; Lymph node(s), NOS 888 = Not applicable-e.g., CNS, hematopoietic 999 = Unknown
Years Applicable: 2018+ EOD Regional Nodes is used to calculate Derived EOD 2018 N [815] (when applicable) and Derived Summary Stage 2018 [762]. Derivation will occur at the level of the central registry.
Created with combined information from Tumor marker 1 (1990-2003) (NAACCR Item #=1150), with information from CS site-specific factor 1 (2004-2017) (NAACCR Item #=2880) and Estrogen Receptor Summary (2018+) (NAACCR Item #=3827). Coded for cases coded as Breast in TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema AND EOD Schema Id AND Site recode ICD-O-3/WHO 2008.
Esophagus and Esophagogastric Junction (EGJ), Squamous Cell (including adenosquamous), Tumor Location refers to the position of the epicenter of the tumor in the esophagus.
Years Applicable: 2018+ This data item is required for prognostic stage grouping for squamous and adenosquamous carcinoma in AJCC 8th edition, Chapter 16 *Esophagus and Esophagogastric Junction*. It is a new data item for cases diagnosed 1/1/2018+.
Coded for cases coded as Liver or Intrahepatic Bile Ducts in BOTH TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema Recode & EOD Schema Id Recode. Created from NAACCR Item #3835 & CS site-specific factor 2 (NAACCR #2890). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/ssdi/
Gleason Patterns Clinical Recode (2010+)
Coded for cases coded as Prostate in BOTH TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema Recode & EOD Schema Id Recode. Created from NAACCR Item #3838 & CS site-specific factor 7 (NAACCR #2861). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/ssdi/
Gleason Patterns Pathological Recode (2010+)
Coded for cases coded as Prostate in BOTH TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema Recode & EOD Schema Id Recode. Created from NAACCR Item #3839 & CS site-specific factor 9 (NAACCR #2863). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/ssdi/
Coded for cases coded as Prostate in BOTH TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema Recode & EOD Schema Id Recode. Created from NAACCR Item #3840 & CS site-specific factor 8 (NAACCR #2862). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/ssdi/
Gleason Score Pathological Recode (2010+)
Coded for cases coded as Prostate in BOTH TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema Recode & EOD Schema Id Recode. Created from NAACCR Item #3841 & CS site-specific factor 10 (NAACCR #2864). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/ssdi/
Prostate cancers are graded using Gleason score or pattern. This data item represents the tertiary pattern value from prostatectomy or autopsy.
Years Applicable: 2018+ Tertiary Gleason pattern on prostatectomy is a Registry Data Collection Variable for AJCC. This data item was previously collected as Prostate, CS SSF# 11.
This data item records the grade of a solid primary tumor before any treatment (surgical resection or initiation of any treatment including neoadjuvant). For cases diagnosed January 1, 2018, and later, this data item, along with Grade Pathological and Grade Post-Neoadjuvant, replaces NAACCR Data Item Grade [440] as well as SSF’s for cancer sites with alternative grading systems (e.g., breast [Bloom-Richardson], prostate [Gleason]).
Years Applicable: 2018+ Grade is a measure of the aggressiveness of the tumor. Grade and cell type are important prognostic indicators for many cancers. For some sites, grade is required to assign the clinical stage group. For those cases that are eligible AJCC staging, the recommended grading system is specified in the AJCC Chapter. The AJCC Chapter-specific grading systems (codes 1-5) take priority over the generic grade definitions (codes A-E, L, H, 9). For those cases that are not eligible for AJCC staging, if the recommended grading system is not documented, the generic grade definitions would apply.
This data item records the grade of a solid primary tumor that has been resected and for which no neoadjuvant therapy was administered. If AJCC staging is being assigned, the tumor must have met the surgical resection requirements in the AJCC manual. This may include the grade from the clinical workup. Record the highest grade documented from any microscopic specimen of the primary site whether from the clinical workup or the surgical resection. For cases diagnosed January 1, 2018, and later, this data item, along with Grade Clinical and Grade Post-Neoadjuvant, replaces NAACCR Data Item Grade [440] as well as SSF’s for cancer sites with alternative grading systems (e.g., breast [Bloom-Richardson], prostate [Gleason]).
Years Applicable: 2018+ Grade is a measure of the aggressiveness of the tumor. Grade and cell type are important prognostic indicators for many cancers. For some sites, grade is required to assign the pathological stage group. For those cases that are eligible AJCC staging, the recommended grading system is specified in the AJCC Chapter. The AJCC Chapter-specific grading systems (codes 1-5) take priority over the generic grade definitions (codes A-E, L, H, 9). For those cases that are not eligible for AJCC staging, if the recommended grading system is not documented, the generic grade definitions would apply.
This data item records the grade of a solid primary tumor that has been resected following neoadjuvant therapy. If AJCC staging is being assigned, the tumor must have met the surgical resection requirements in the AJCC manual. Record the highest grade documented from the surgical treatment resection specimen of the primary site following neoadjuvant therapy. For cases diagnosed January 1, 2018, and later, this data item, along with Grade Clinical and Grade Pathological, replaces NAACCR Data Item Grade [440] as well as SSF’s for cancer sites with alternative grading systems (e.g., breast [Bloom-Richardson], prostate [Gleason]).
Years Applicable: 2018+ Grade is a measure of the aggressiveness of the tumor. Grade and cell type are important prognostic indicators for many cancers. For some sites, grade is required to assign the post-neoadjuvant stage group. For those cases that are eligible AJCC staging, the recommended grading system is specified in the AJCC Chapter. The AJCC Chapter-specific grading systems (codes 1-5) take priority over the generic grade definitions (codes A-E, L, H, 9). For those cases that are not eligible for AJCC staging, if the recommended grading system is not documented, the generic grade definitions would apply.
This data item records the grade of a solid primary tumor that has been microscopically sampled following neoadjuvant therapy or primary systemic/radiation therapy. If AJCC staging is being assigned, the tumor must have met the neoadjuvant therapy or primary systemic/radiation therapy requirements in the AJCC manual or according to national treatment guidelines. Record the highest grade documented from the microscopically sampled specimen of the primary site following neoadjuvant therapy or primary systemic/radiation therapy. For cases diagnosed January 1, 2020, and later, this data item, along with Grade Clinical, Grade Pathological, and Grade Post Therapy Path (yp), replaces NAACCR Data Item Grade [440] as well as SSF’s for cancer sites with alternative grading systems (e.g., breast [Bloom-Richardson], prostate [Gleason]).
Years Applicable: 2021+ Grade is a measure of the aggressiveness of the tumor. Grade and cell type are important prognostic indicators for many cancers. For some sites, grade is required to assign the post therapy stage group. For those cases that are eligible for AJCC staging, the recommended grading system is specified in the AJCC Chapter. The AJCC Chapter-specific grading systems (codes 1-5, L, H, M, S) take priority over the generic grade definitions (codes A-E, 9). For those cases that are not eligible for AJCC staging, if the recommended grading system is not documented, the generic grade definitions would apply.
NAACCR Item #=440, set to unknown for breast cases with conflicting data for Nottingham or Bloom-Richardson (BR) Score/Grade in 2010-2017.
Created with combined information from several CS site-specific factors (2010-2017) and HER2 Overall Summary (2018+) (NAACCR Item #=3855). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/databases/ssf/her2-derived.html. Coded for cases coded as Breast in TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema AND EOD Schema Id.
Codes for the histologic type of the tumor being reported using ICD-O-3. NAACCR adopted ICD-O-3 as the standard coding system for tumors diagnosed in 2001 and later, and recommended that prior tumors be converted from ICD-O-2. Effective with 2010 diagnoses, this item also includes histology codes as per the 2008 WHO Hematopoietic/Lymphoid publication^39^, which are listed on pages 3-5 of the NAACCR 2010 Implementation Guidelines. \<http://www.naaccr.org/StandardsandRegistryOperations/ImplementationGuidelines.aspx\>. Note: See Histology (92-00) ICD-O-2 \[420\] for ICD-O-2 codes. Effective with 2010 diagnoses, this item also includes histology codes as per the 2008 WHO Hematopoietic/Lymphoid publication ^39^, which are listed on pages 3-5 of the NAACCR 2010 Implementation Guidelines. [http://www.naaccr.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=U-3o31G2Lik%3d&tabid=126&mid=466](http://www.naaccr.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=U-3o31G2Lik%3d&tabid=126&mid=466%20)
ICCC site recode extended 3rd edition/IARC 2017
For more information on this International Classification of Childhood Cancer (ICCC) site recode, see https://seer.cancer.gov/iccc.
Indicates whether the month of diagnosis used for the calculations of intervals was imputed due to an unknown month of diagnosis on submission. See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Index Cancer (first primary tumor or cancer in the current data source)
Indicates if this tumor or cancer case was the first (earliest) primary on the platform (also known as an index cancer) diagnosed for this individual. This is derived from all information from registries contributing individual-level data in the current data source on the data platform for the years listed. For more information see the SEER Solid Tumor Rules and General Instructions (https://seer.cancer.gov/tools/solidtumor/). In addition, please refer to the Reportable Diagnosis List section on pages 13-15 of the SEER Program Coding Manual (https://seer.cancer.gov/tools/codingmanuals/) for definitions of Malignant and Benign/Non-Malignant histologies.
Code for the side of a paired organ, or the side of the body on which the reportable tumor originated. This applies to the primary site only.
LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase) Lab Value, measured in serum, is a predictor of treatment response, progression-free survival and overall survival for patients with Stage IV melanoma of the skin.
Years Applicable: 2018+ LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase) Lab Value is a Registry Data Collection Variable in AJCC. It was previously collected as LDH Pretreatment Lab Value and Melanoma Skin, CS SSF# 5.
Lymph-vascular Invasion (2004+ varying by schema)
Microsatellite Instability (MSI) is a form of genetic instability manifested by changes in the length of repeated single- to six-nucleotide sequences (known as DNA microsatellite sequences). High MSI, found in about 15% of colorectal carcinomas, is an adverse prognostic factor for colorectal carcinomas and predicts poor response to 5-FU chemotherapy (although the addition of oxaliplatin in FOLFOX regimens negates the adverse effects [page 266 AJCC manual]). High MSI is a hallmark of hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal carcinoma, also known as Lynch syndrome.
Years Applicable: 2018+ Microsatellite Instability (MSI) is a Registry Data Collection Variable in AJCC. It was previously collected as Colon and Rectum, CS SSF# 7.
This item applies only to record types I, C, A, and M. Code the NAACCR record version used to create the record. The correction record (U) has its own record version data item.
Years Applicable: 1995+ The NAACCR Layout version is necessary to communicate to the recipient of data in NAACCR form where the various items are found and how they are coded. It should be added to the record when the recorded is created.
Total number of primary tumors or cancers for this patient
Total number of primary tumors or cancers for an individual based on registries contributing individual-level data in this data source for the years listed. This value will be the same total count of all tumors in each record for a distinct tumor. For example, an individual may have the following three cancer diagnoses: 1) Cancer 01-Diagnosed in 2000 total primary tumors; 2) Cancer 02-Diagnosed in 2002 total primary tumors; 3) Cancer 03-Diagnosed in 2008. The Total primary tumors for this patient would have a value of 3 for each of these cancers. If an individual only has a single primary tumor, then the value will be 1.
Number of Facilities that Submitted an Abstract for this CTC
The p16 biomarker is over-expressed (produced) in response to HPV. It is therefore a surrogate marker for HPV disease.
Years Applicable: 2021+ Patients with HPV have a different survival or outcome so it is important to be able to distinguish this by documenting the p16 results. Testing is performed by immunohistochemistry (IHC) which is inexpensive and has near universal availability. It has an easily standardized interpretation. HPV testing is usually performed through DNA testing which is more expensive and less widely available. HPV testing also has technically more variability with the interpretation.
Code for the primary site of the tumor being reported using either ICD-O-2 or ICD-O-3. NAACCR adopted ICD-O-2 as the standard coding system for tumors diagnosed beginning January 1, 1992. In addition, NAACCR recommended that tumors diagnosed prior to 1992 be converted to ICD-O-2. The topography (primary site) codes did not change between ICD-O-2 and ICD-O-3.
Created with combined information from Tumor marker 2 (1990-2003) (NAACCR Item #=1160), with information from CS site-specific factor 2 (2004-2017) (NAACCR Item #=2890) and Progesterone Receptor Summary (2018+) (NAACCR Item #=3915). Coded for cases coded as Breast in TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema AND EOD Schema Id AND Site recode ICD-O-3/WHO 2008.
Coded for cases coded as Prostate in BOTH TNM 7/CS v0204+ Schema Recode & EOD Schema Id Recode. Created from NAACCR Item #3920 & CS site-specific factor 1 (NAACCR #2880). Measurement in nanograms/milliliter (ng/ml). For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/ssdi/
Race and origin recode (NHW, NHB, NHAIAN, NHAPI, Hispanic)
Caution should be exercised when using this variable. For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/seer/race_ethnicity.
Created from RX Summ--Radiation, Item #=1360, for 1975-2017 and Phase X Radiation Treatment Modality, Item #s=1506, 1516 and 1526, for 2018+. Unknown has been combined with None. Please consider limitations when using this field: https://seer.cancer.gov/data/treatment.html
Code the reason the patient did not receive radiation treatment as part of first course of therapy. See also RX--Regional RX Modality [1570].
Records the reason that no surgery was performed on the primary site.
Years Applicable: 1995+ This data item provides information related to the quality of care and describes why primary site surgery was not performed.
This variable sequentially numbers a person's tumors within each dataset. The ordered values are based on date of diagnosis and then sequence number central. This variable is used as part of the algorithm for calculating the survival time recode variables (NAACCR items 1782-1788) and is used for survival, prevalence, and multiple primary – standardized incidence ratio analyses in SEER\*Stat.
Years Applicable: 1995+ These changes will benefit the cancer surveillance community by facilitating the application of standard methods for survival analysis. Beginning with data collected in the November 2014 call for data, NAACCR has published *Cancer in North America Volume 4: Cancer Survival in the United States and Canada*, which provides cancer survival estimates on a wider population than was previously available. However, at present IMS must pre-process the datasets that are included in the NAACCR survival dataset to calculate the four new standard data items, SEER Cause Specific COD [1914], SEER Other COD [1915], Record Number Recode [1775], and Vital Status Recode [1762]. For registries that do not submit cause of death information to NAACCR, it is not possible to calculate the 'SEER cause-specific death classification' or 'SEER other cause of death classification' variables. The 4 new data items will assist individual registries in performing survival analyses using their own data.
Reference ID 1 used for reporting. Unique four character alpha-numeric code at the patient/tumor level
Reference ID 2 used for reporting. Unique four character alpha-numeric code at the patient/tumor level
Reference ID 3 used for reporting. Unique four character alpha-numeric code at the patient/tumor level
Reference ID 4 used for reporting. Unique four character alpha-numeric code at the patient/tumor level
Records the total number of regional lymph nodes that were removed and examined by the pathologist. Beginning with tumors diagnosed on or after January 1, 2004, this item is a component of the Collaborative Stage system.
Years Applicable: 1988+ This data item serves as a quality measure of the pathologic and surgical evaluation and treatment of the patient.
Records the exact number of regional nodes examined by the pathologist and found to contain metastases. Beginning with tumors diagnosed on or after January 1, 2004, this item is a component of the Collaborative Stage system. For tumors diagnosed from 1988 through 2003, this item was part of the 10-digit EOD [779], detailed site-specific codes for anatomic EOD.
Years Applicable: 1988+ This data item is necessary for pathologic staging, and it serves as a quality measure for pathology reports and the extent of the surgical evaluation and treatment of the patient.
Records whether immunotherapeutic (biologic response modifiers) agents were administered as first-course treatment at all facilities or the reason they were not given. Immunotherapy consists of biological or chemical agents that alter the immune system or change the host’s response to tumor cells.
Years Applicable: 1995+ Systemic therapy may involve the administration of one or a combination of agents. This data item allows for the evaluation of the administration of immunotherapeutic agents as part of the first course of therapy.
Records whether systemic hormonal agents were administered as first-course treatment at any facility, or the reason they were not given. Hormone therapy consists of a group of drugs that may affect the long-term control of a cancer’s growth. It is not usually used as a curative measure.
Years Applicable: 1995+ Systemic therapy may involve the administration of one or a combination of agents. This data item allows for the evaluation of the administration of hormonal agents as part of the first course of therapy.
Identifies other treatment given at all facilities that cannot be defined as surgery, radiation, or systemic therapy according to the defined data items in this manual. Treatment for reportable hematopoietic diseases can be supportive care, observation, or any treatment that does not meet the usual definition in which treatment modifies, controls, removes, or destroys proliferating cancer tissue. Such treatments include phlebotomy, transfusions, and aspirin.
Years Applicable: 1995+ Information on other therapy is used to describe and evaluate the quality-of-care and treatment practices.
Records the surgical removal of distant lymph nodes or other tissue(s)/organ(s) beyond the primary site.
Years Applicable: 2003+ The removal of non-primary tissue documents the extent of surgical treatment and is useful in evaluating the extent of metastatic involvement.
Site-specific codes for the type of surgery to the primary site performed as part of the first course of treatment. This includes treatment given at all facilities as part of the first course of treatment.
Codes for the sequencing of radiation and surgery given as part of the first course of treatment. See also RX Summ--Surg Prim Site [1290], RX Summ--Scope LN Surg [1292], RX Summ--Surg Oth Reg/Dis [1294], and RX Summ--Radiation [1360].
Records the sequencing of systemic therapy (RX Summ-Chemo [1390], RX Summ-Hormone [1400], RX Summ-BRM [1410], and RX Summ-Transplnt/Endocr [3250]) and surgical procedures given as part of the first course of treatment. See also RX Summ--Surg Prim Site [1290], RX Summ--Scope LN Surg [1292], and RX Summ--Surg Oth Reg/Dis [1294].
Years Applicable: 2007+ The sequence of systemic therapy and surgical procedures given as part of the first course of treatment cannot always be determined using the date on which each modality was started or performed. This data item can be used to more precisely evaluate the time of delivery of treatment to the patient.
Identifies systemic therapeutic procedures administered as part of the first course of treatment at this and all other facilities. If none of these procedures were administered then this item records the reason they were not performed. These include bone marrow transplants, stem cell harvests, surgical and/or radiation endocrine therapy.
Years Applicable: 1995+ This data item allows the evaluation of patterns of treatment, which involve the alteration of the immune system or change the patient’s response to tumor cells but do not involve the administration of antineoplastic agents.
Captures additional information needed to generate AJCC ID [995] and Schema ID [3800] for some anatomic sites. Discriminators can be based on sub site, histology or other features which affect prognosis.
Years Applicable: 2018+ A schema discriminator is used to assign AJCC ID [995] when site and histology alone are insufficient to identify the applicable AJCC staging method and to assign Schema ID [3800], which links each case to the appropriate SSDIs, Summary Stage and EOD data collection system.
The derived values in this data item link Site-Specific Data Items (including grade data items) with the appropriate site/histology grouping and accounts for every combination of primary site and histology. The values for this data item are derived based on primary site, histology, and schema discriminator fields (when required). The derived values link Site-Specific Data Items with the appropriate site/histology grouping. For example, the Schema ID for an adenocarcinoma of the lung is 00360. This value links the Site-Specific Data Items associated with adenocarcinoma of the lung: Separate Tumor Nodules [3929], Visceral and Parietal Pleural Invasion [3937], and Pleural Effusion [3913]. The Schema ID would also link to the appropriate grade data items an adenocarcinoma of the lung. The AJCC ID [995] code for Lung is 36. The AJCC ID [995] would link to the AJCC TNM Data items (Clin T, Clin N, Etc.) specific to Lung. AJCC ID [995] will not be assigned when a site/histology combination is not eligible for TNM staging.
Years Applicable: 2018+ The purpose of the derived Schema ID is to link the appropriate Site-Specific Data Items with the patient’s primary site/histology. This data item is similar to AJCC ID [995], but includes additional site/histologies that may not be eligible for TNM staging using the current AJCC Staging Manual. AJCC ID [995] is left blank if a case is not eligible for TNM Staging using the current AJCC Staging Manual. Separating AJCC ID [995] and the Schema ID allows coding of Site-Specific Data Items for site/histology combinations that are not eligible for an AJCC Stage, but are eligible for Summary Stage. This data item will also be used to develop edits and could potentially be used for analysis.
NAACCR Name=RX Summ--Scope Reg LN Sur, Item #=1292. Changed to Unknown or not applicable for breast cancer cases.
NAACCR Name=RX Summ--Scope Reg 98-02, Item #=1647. Changed to 9 for breast cancer cases. For more information, see https://seer.cancer.gov/archive/manuals/historic/AppendC.pdf.
This variable was created for use in cause-specific survival and designates that the person died of their cancer. Adapted from <http://seer.cancer.gov/causespecific/>: Cause-specific survival is a net survival measure representing survival of a specified cause of death in the absence of other causes of death. Estimates are calculated by specifying the cause of death. Individuals who die of causes other than the specified cause are considered to be censored. This requires a cause of death variable that accurately captures all causes related to the specific cause. Vital records offices use algorithms to process causes of death from death certificates in order to identify a single, disease-specific, underlying cause of death. In some cases, attribution of a single cause of death may be difficult and misattribution may occur. For example a death may be attributed to the site of metastasis instead of the primary site. To capture deaths related to the specific cancer but not coded as such, the SEER cause-specific death classification variables are defined by taking into account causes of deaths in conjunction with tumor sequence (i.e., only one tumor or the first of subsequent tumors), site of the original cancer diagnosis, and comorbidities (e.g., AIDS and/or site-related diseases). The 'SEER cause-specific death classification' variable is used to obtain cancer-specific survival probability for a given cohort of cancer patients. Deaths attributed to the cancer of interest are treated as events and deaths from other causes are treated as censored observation. This variable is used in SEER\*Stat cause-specific survival and crude probability of death using cause of death information.
Using the same recoding logic as the ‘SEER cause-specific death classification’ variable, the ‘SEER other cause of death classification’ variable designates that the person died of causes other than their cancer. Adapted from <http://seer.cancer.gov/causespecific/>: The 'SEER other cause of death classification' variable is used to obtain the other-cause survival probability for a cohort of patients. It is used when deaths attributed to causes other than cancer are treated as events and deaths from cancer are treated as censored observation. This variable is used in the SEER\*Stat left-truncated life table session. -specific survival and crude probability of death using cause of death information.
Code indicates the sequence of all reportable neoplasms over the lifetime of the person. This data item differs from Sequence Number-Hospital \[560\], because the definitions of reportable neoplasms often vary between a hospital and a central registry. Each neoplasm is assigned a different number. Sequence Number 00 indicates that the person has had only one _in situ_ or one malignant neoplasm as defined by the Federal reportable list (regardless of central registry reference date). Sequence Number 01 indicates the first of two or more reportable neoplasms, but 02 indicates the second of two or more reportable neoplasms, and so on. Because the time period of Sequence Number is a person’s lifetime, reportable neoplasms not included in the central registry (those that occur outside the registry catchment area or before the reference date) also are allotted a sequence number. For example, a registry may contain a single record for a patient with a sequence number of 02 because the first reportable neoplasm preceded the central registry’s reference date. **Reporting Requirements: Federally Required and State/Province Defined** The Federal or SEER/NPCR standard defining the reportable neoplasms is described in Chapter III, Standards For Tumor Inclusion and Reportability. It is assumed that this shared standard is the “minimum” definition of reportability. Individual central cancer registries may define additional neoplasms as reportable. Numeric codes in the 00-59 range indicate the sequence of neoplasms of _in situ_ or malignant behavior (2 or 3) at the time of diagnosis, which SEER/NPCR standards require to be reported. Codes 60 to 87 indicate the sequence of non-malignant tumors (as defined in Chapter III) and any other neoplasms that the central registry has defined as reportable. Neoplasms required by SEER/NPCR with an _in situ_ or malignant behavior at the time of diagnosis are sequenced completely independently of this higher-numbered category. Sequence Number-Hospital does not affect Sequence Number-Central. The two notational systems are independent but central registries should take Sequence Number-Hospital \[560\] into account when coding Sequence Number Central.
Years Applicable: 1995+ The purpose of sequencing based on the patient’s lifetime is to truly identify the 00s, the people who only had one malignant primary in their lifetimes for survival analysis. If a central registry sequences by just what is reported to them, then it will be unclear whether 00 means the person only had one malignant primary in his lifetime or the person had one malignant primary since the central registry started collecting data. The Federally required reportable list has changed throughout the years, so the registry must use the appropriate reportable list for the year of diagnosis. The central registry reference date will not affect Sequence Number-Central.
This flag is generated by the program that creates Surv-Mos Active Followup [1784] and describes how complete the date information is that was used to calculate survival months. This item is one of seven survival variables designed to facilitate a common approach to survival analysis by NAACCR registries.
Years Applicable: 1995+ The flag will enable analysts to easily select a subset of cases.
This flag is generated by the program that creates Surv-Mos Presumed Alive [1787] and describes how complete the date information is that was used to calculate survival months. This item is one of seven survival variables designed to facilitate a common approach to survival analysis by NAACCR registries.
The survival interval in months is calculated using the month, day, and year of the Surv-Date DX Recode \[1788\] and the month, day, and year of the Surv-Date Active Followup \[1782\]. The survival interval is calculated by a program available from your standard setter or NAACCR. **Example of a case diagnosed in 2011 and submitted in 2013.** Date of submission: 20131101 Date of diagnosis: 20110915 Date of last contact: 20111017 Vital status: Alive Study cutoff date: 20111231 20111017 would be used as the date of last contact for the survival calculation. The survival time would be 1 month.
Years Applicable: 1995+ Accurate survival estimates are crucial for monitoring trends in population-based cancer survival and assessing the effectiveness of healthcare delivery to cancer patients. With the aim of obtaining the most precise estimates of survival, it is necessary to use complete dates (month, day, and year components) in the calculation of the survival interval. The survival interval in months is calculated using complete dates, and the algorithm imputes missing components of dates when they are not available in central registry records.
Because not all central cancer registries conduct active patient follow-up, it is necessary to have an option for calculating survival times based on the assumption that the registry has ascertained all available deaths (state/province and national), and persons not known to be deceased are presumed to be alive as of the last date for which complete death ascertainment is available. The survival interval in months is calculated using the month, day, and year of the Surv-Date DX Recode \[1788\] and the month, day, and year of the Surv-Date Presumed Alive \[1785\]. The survival program is available from your standard setter or NAACCR. **Example of a case diagnosed in 2011 and submitted in 2013.** Date of submission: 20131101 Date of diagnosis: 20110915 Date of last contact: 20111017 Latest date for complete death ascertainment: 20111231 Vital status: Alive Study cutoff date: 20111231 Under the "presumed alive" scenario, 20111231 would be used as the endpoint for the survival calculation. The presumed alive survival time would be 3 months, while the survival time using the date of last contact (assuming active follow-up) would be 1 month.
NAACCR Name=RX Summ--Treatment Status, Item #=1285.
The chronological order of this tumor. For example, an individual may have the following three cancer diagnoses: 1) Cancer 01-Diagnosed in 2000 would have a value of 1; 2) Cancer 02-Diagnosed in 2002 would have a value of 2; 3) Cancer 03-Diagnosed in 2008 would have a value of 3. The chronological order will be assigned to each tumor based on the date of diagnosis as received from registries contributing individual-level data in this data source for the years listed.
Size in millimeters. Created for cancer sites with consistent tumor size fields over time, using fields: EOD-Tumor Size [NAACCR Data Item # 780], 1988-2003, CS Tumor Size [NAACCR Data Item # 2800], 2004-2015, and Tumor Size Summary [NAACCR Data Item # 756], 2016+. Unreasonably large sizes set to unknown.
This variable codes the source documents used to abstract the majority of information on the tumor being reported. This may not be the source of original case finding (for example, if a case is identified through a pathology laboratory report review and all source documents used to abstract the case are from the physician’s office, code this item 4).
Years Applicable: 1995+ The code in this field can be used to explain why information may be incomplete on a tumor. For example, death certificate only cases have unknown values for many data items, so one may want to exclude them from some analyses. The field also is used to monitor the success of non-hospital case reporting and follow-back mechanisms. All population-based registries should have some death certificate-only cases where no hospital admission was involved, but too high a percentage can imply both shortcomings in case-finding and that follow-back to uncover missed hospital reports was not complete. **Coding Instructions** Code in the following priority order: 1, 2, 8, 4, 3, 5, 6, 7. This is a change to reflect the addition of codes 2 and 8 and to prioritize laboratory reports over nursing home reports. The source facilities included in the previous code 1 (hospital inpatient and outpatient) are split between codes 1, 2, and 8. This data item is intended to indicate the completeness of information available to the abstractor. Reports from health plans (e.g., Kaiser, Veterans Administration, military facilities) in which all diagnostic and treatment information is maintained centrally and is available to the abstractor are expected to be at least as complete as reports for hospital inpatients, which is why these sources are grouped with inpatients and given the code with the highest priority. Sources coded with '2' usually have complete information on the cancer diagnosis, staging, and treatment. Sources coded with '8' would include, but would not be limited to, outpatient surgery and nuclear medicine services. A physician's office that calls itself a surgery center should be coded as a physician's office. Surgery centers are equipped and staffed to perform surgical procedures under general anesthesia. If a physician's office calls itself a surgery center, but cannot perform surgical procedures under general anesthesia, code as a physician office.
This variables is akin to Vital Status [1760], with the exception that any patient that dies after the follow-up cut-off date is recoded to alive as of the cut-off date of 12/31/2022. This variable is used as part of the algorithm for calculating the survival time recode variables (NAACCR items 1782-1788) and is used for survival, prevalence, and multiple primary – standardized incidence ratio analyses in SEER\*Stat. This recode is necessary to conduct survival and prevalence analyses outside of SEER\*Stat using other statistical software.
Years Applicable: 1995+ These changes will benefit the cancer surveillance community by facilitating the application of standard methods for survival analysis. Beginning with data collected in the November 2014 call for data, NAACCR has published *Cancer in North America Volume 4: Cancer Survival in the United States and Canada*, which provides cancer survival estimates on a wider population than was previously available. However, at present IMS must pre-process the datasets that are included in the NAACCR survival dataset to calculate the four standard data items, SEER Cause Specific COD [1914], SEER Other COD [1915], Record Number Recode [1775], and Vital Status Recode [1762]. For registries that do not submit cause of death information to NAACCR, it is not possible to calculate the 'SEER cause-specific death classification' or 'SEER other cause of death classification' variables. The 4 new data items will assist individual registries in performing survival analyses using their own data.
Year of initial diagnosis by a recognized medical practitioner for the tumor being reported whether clinically or microscopically confirmed. See Chapter X for date format. For more discussion on determining date of diagnosis, consult the [*SEER Program Coding and Staging Manual*](http://seer.cancer.gov/tools/codingmanuals/) or CoC *[STORE](http://www.facs.org/cancer/coc/fordsmanual.html)* manual.
The ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnostic code associated with the claim. ICD-9 (International Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition): A system used to classify diseases and medical conditions for billing and statistical purposes. Example: 410.01 ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases, 10th Edition): An updated version of ICD-9 with expanded codes and specificity, adopted by most countries. Example: E11.9 Claims are deduplicated over the patient ID, claim service date and claim procedure code. Each diagnosis code for a given claim will have a separate record.
Sequence number for diagnoses codes that occurred on multiple claims within the same month. Claims are deduplicated over the patient ID, claim service date and claim diagnosis code. Records with the same diagnosis code occuring on different dates but in the same month will be assigned a different sequence number.
NCCR Persisent Identifier for the Data Platform
Enrolled During Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status during the month of index cancer diagnosis
Enrollment Status 1 Month Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 1 month after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 10 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 10 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 100 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 100 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 101 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 101 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 102 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 102 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 103 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 103 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 104 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 104 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 105 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 105 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 106 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 106 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 107 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 107 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 108 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 108 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 109 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 109 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 11 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 11 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 110 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 110 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 111 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 111 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 112 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 112 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 113 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 113 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 114 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 114 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 115 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 115 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 116 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 116 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 117 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 117 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 118 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 118 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 119 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 119 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 12 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 12 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 120 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 120 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 121 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 121 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 122 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 122 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 123 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 123 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 124 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 124 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 125 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 125 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 126 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 126 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 127 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 127 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 128 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 128 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 129 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 129 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 13 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 13 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 130 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 130 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 131 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 131 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 132 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 132 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 133 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 133 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 134 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 134 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 135 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 135 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 136 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 136 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 137 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 137 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 138 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 138 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 139 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 139 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 14 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 14 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 140 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 140 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 141 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 141 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 142 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 142 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 143 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 143 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 144 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 144 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 145 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 145 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 146 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 146 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 147 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 147 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 148 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 148 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 149 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 149 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 15 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 15 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 150 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 150 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 151 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 151 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 152 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 152 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 153 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 153 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 154 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 154 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 155 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 155 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 156 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 156 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 157 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 157 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 158 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 158 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 159 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 159 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 16 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 16 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 160 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 160 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 161 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 161 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 162 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 162 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 163 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 163 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 164 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 164 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 165 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 165 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 166 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 166 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 167 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 167 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 168 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 168 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 169 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 169 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 17 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 17 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 170 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 170 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 171 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 171 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 172 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 172 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 173 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 173 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 174 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 174 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 175 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 175 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 176 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 176 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 177 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 177 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 178 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 178 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 179 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 179 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 18 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 18 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 180 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 180 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 181 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 181 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 182 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 182 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 183 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 183 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 184 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 184 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 185 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 185 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 186 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 186 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 187 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 187 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 188 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 188 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 189 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 189 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 19 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 19 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 190 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 190 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 191 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 191 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 192 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 192 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 193 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 193 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 194 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 194 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 195 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 195 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 196 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 196 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 197 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 197 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 198 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 198 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 199 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 199 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 2 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 2 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 20 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 20 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 200 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 200 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 201 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 201 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 202 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 202 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 203 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 203 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 204 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 204 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 205 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 205 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 206 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 206 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 207 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 207 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 208 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 208 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 209 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 209 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 21 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 21 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 210 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 210 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 211 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 211 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 212 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 212 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 213 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 213 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 214 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 214 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 215 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 215 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 216 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 216 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 217 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 217 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 218 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 218 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 219 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 219 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 22 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 22 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 220 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 220 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 221 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 221 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 222 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 222 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 223 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 223 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 224 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 224 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 225 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 225 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 226 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 226 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 227 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 227 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 228 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 228 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 229 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 229 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 23 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 23 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 230 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 230 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 231 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 231 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 232 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 232 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 233 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 233 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 234 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 234 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 235 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 235 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 236 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 236 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 237 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 237 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 238 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 238 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 239 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 239 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 24 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 24 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 240 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 240 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 241 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 241 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 242 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 242 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 243 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 243 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 244 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 244 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 245 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 245 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 246 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 246 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 247 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 247 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 248 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 248 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 249 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 249 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 25 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 25 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 250 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 250 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 251 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 251 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 252 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 252 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 253 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 253 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 254 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 254 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 255 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 255 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 256 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 256 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 257 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 257 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 258 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 258 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 259 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 259 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 26 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 26 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 260 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 260 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 261 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 261 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 262 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 262 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 263 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 263 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 264 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 264 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 265 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 265 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 266 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 266 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 267 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 267 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 268 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 268 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 269 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 269 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 27 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 27 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 270 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 270 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 271 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 271 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 272 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 272 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 273 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 273 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 274 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 274 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 275 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 275 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 276 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 276 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 277 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 277 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 278 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 278 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 279 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 279 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 28 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 28 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 280 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 280 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 281 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 281 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 282 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 282 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 283 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 283 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 284 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 284 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 285 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 285 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 286 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 286 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 287 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 287 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 288 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 288 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 289 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 289 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 29 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 29 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 290 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 290 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 291 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 291 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 292 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 292 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 293 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 293 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 294 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 294 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 295 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 295 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 296 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 296 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 297 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 297 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 298 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 298 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 299 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 299 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 3 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 3 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 30 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 30 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 300 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 300 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 301 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 301 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 302 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 302 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 303 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 303 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 304 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 304 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 305 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 305 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 306 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 306 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 307 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 307 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 308 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 308 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 309 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 309 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 31 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 31 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 310 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 310 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 311 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 311 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 312 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 312 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 313 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 313 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 314 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 314 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 315 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 315 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 316 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 316 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 317 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 317 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 318 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 318 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 319 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 319 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 32 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 32 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 320 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 320 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 321 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 321 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 322 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 322 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 323 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 323 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 324 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 324 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 325 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 325 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 326 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 326 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 327 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 327 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 328 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 328 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 329 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 329 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 33 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 33 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 330 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 330 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 331 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 331 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 332 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 332 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 333 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 333 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 334 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 334 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 335 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 335 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 336 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 336 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 337 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 337 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 338 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 338 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 339 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 339 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 34 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 34 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 340 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 340 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 341 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 341 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 342 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 342 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 343 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 343 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 344 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 344 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 345 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 345 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 346 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 346 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 347 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 347 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 35 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 35 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 36 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 36 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 37 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 37 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 38 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 38 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 39 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 39 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 4 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 4 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 40 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 40 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 41 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 41 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 42 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 42 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 43 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 43 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 44 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 44 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 45 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 45 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 46 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 46 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 47 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 47 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 48 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 48 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 49 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 49 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 5 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 5 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 50 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 50 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 51 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 51 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 52 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 52 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 53 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 53 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 54 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 54 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 55 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 55 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 56 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 56 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 57 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 57 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 58 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 58 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 59 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 59 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 6 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 6 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 60 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 60 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 61 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 61 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 62 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 62 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 63 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 63 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 64 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 64 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 65 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 65 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 66 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 66 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 67 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 67 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 68 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 68 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 69 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 69 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 7 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 7 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 70 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 70 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 71 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 71 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 72 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 72 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 73 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 73 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 74 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 74 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 75 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 75 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 76 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 76 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 77 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 77 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 78 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 78 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 79 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 79 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 8 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 8 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 80 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 80 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 81 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 81 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 82 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 82 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 83 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 83 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 84 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 84 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 85 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 85 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 86 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 86 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 87 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 87 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 88 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 88 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 89 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 89 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 9 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 9 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months after index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 1999. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 90 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 90 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 91 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 91 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 92 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 92 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 93 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 93 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 94 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 94 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 95 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 95 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 96 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 96 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 97 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 97 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 98 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 98 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 99 Months Post Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 99 months after the month of index cancer diagnosis. If a patient dies before the end of the period for which we received data, all monthly indicators after the month of death will be coded as 8=Not Applicable-Patient Reported as Deceased.
Enrollment Status 1 Month Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 1 month prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 10 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 10 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 11 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 11 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 12 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 12 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 2 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 2 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 3 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 3 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 4 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 4 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 5 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 5 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 6 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 6 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 7 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 7 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 8 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 8 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Enrollment Status 9 Months Prior to Month of Index Cancer Diagnosis
Enrollment status 9 months prior to the month of index cancer diagnosis. Enrollment status for the twelve months prior to index cancer diagnosis is coded as 6=Enrollment Status not Provided for patients with index cancer diagnosis in the year 2000 or who are under one year old at time of index cancer diagnosis.
Indicates that claim records were available from medical claims from various insurers at the time of data linkage (e.g., years of diagnosis, years of specific data freezes, geographical coverage) to indicate any insurance enrollment.
Procedure code listed for claim. This includes ICD-9, ICD-10, HCPC and CPT codes. ICD-9 (International Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition): A system used to classify diseases and medical conditions for billing and statistical purposes. Example: 410.01 ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases, 10th Edition): An updated version of ICD-9 with expanded codes and specificity, adopted by most countries. Example: E11.9 HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System): A set of codes used for identifying medical services and procedures provided by healthcare professionals, supplies, and equipment under the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Example: J0150 CPT (Current Procedural Terminology): A set of medical codes maintained by the American Medical Association (AMA) that describes medical, surgical, and diagnostic services performed by healthcare providers. Example: 99213 Claims are deduplicated over the patient ID, claim service date and claim procedure code. Each procedure code for a given claim will have a separate record.
Coding modifier appended to a CPT or HCPCS code. The modifier provides additional information about the medical procedure, service, or supply involved without changing the meaning of the code. A claim can have up to 4 procedure modifiers. If no associated modifier, then variable will be coded as 999=Missing. Note that this variable includes all values received from the data provider. We expect that researchers will use their own discretion when determining if any values should be excluded from analysis.
Sequence number for procedures that occurred on multiple claims within the same month, sequenced by full claim service date. Claims are deduplicated over the patient ID, claim service date and claim procedure code. Records with the same procedure code occuring on different dates but in the same month will be assigned a different sequence number.
The descriptive text that corresponds with the claim procedure code. Missing descriptive text will be coded as 9-Missing.
The CanMED Drug Category is extracted from CanMEDs SEER Rx category and classifies the drug into one of five groups: Hormone, Chemotherapy, Ancillary, Immunotherapy, or Radiopharmaceutical. CanMED fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in CanMED that maps to the NDC provided in the claim. Code 7-No CanMED Data Available = Not found in CanMED; see RxNorm fields
The CanMED Major Drug Class denotes the general mechanism of action or group name. CanMED fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in CanMED that maps to the NDC provided in the claim. Code 7-No CanMED Data Available = Not found in CanMED; see RxNorm fields
The CanMED Minor Drug Class denotes the overall group that a particular drug is associated with, typically indicating the drug's mechanism of action or broad treatment indication. CanMED fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in CanMED that maps to the NDC provided in the claim. Code 7-No CanMED Data Available = Not found in CanMED; see RxNorm fields and 9-Missing = Missing
Generic name given by the FDA upon drug approval for identification irrespective of branding or proprietary naming as reported by CanMED. CanMED fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in CanMED that maps to the NDC provided in the claim. Names separated by semicolons. Code 7-No CanMED Data Available = Not found in CanMED; see RxNorm fields
Brand name assigned to a drug by the pharmaceutical company for marketing and identification as reported by CanMED. CanMED fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in CanMED that maps to the NDC provided in the claim. Code 7-No CanMED Data Available = Not found in CanMED; see RxNorm fields
Identifies the number of days over which the supplied product is expected to be used, or the length of time the dispense is expected to last. Note that this variable includes all values received from the data provider. We expect that researchers will use their own discretion when determining if any values should be excluded from analysis.
The 11-digit National Drug Code is a unique number in three segments, denoting the labeler code (manufacturer, re-packager, or distributor), product code (including strength, dosage form, and formulation), and package code (identifying package sizes and types), respectively. Code NONE=Pharmacy Claim Stated None and UNK=Pharmacy Claim Stated Unknown
The 9-digit National Drug Code (NDC) is a unique number in two segments, denoting the labeler code (manufacturer, re-packager, or distributor) and product code (including strength, dosage form, and formulation), respectively. Code NONE=Pharmacy Claim Stated None and UNK=Pharmacy Claim Stated Unknown
The fourth level of the Anatomic Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) product-level (ATCPROD) classification system for the RXCUI in RxNorm. RxNorm fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in RxNorm that maps to the 11-digit NDC provided in the claim. The ATC classification system groups drugs according to the organ or system on which they act and according to their chemical, pharmacological and therapeutic properties. The drugs are divided into 14 main groups (first level), with two therapeutic/pharmacological subgroups (second and third levels). The fourth level is a therapeutic/pharmacological/chemical subgroup and the fifth level is the chemical substance. The second, third and fourth levels are often used to identify pharmacological subgroups when these are considered to be more appropriate than therapeutic or chemical subgroups. Drug (product-level) ATC class members are curated by the National Library of Medicine. Populated using RxClass API:https://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/RxNav/APIs/RxClassAPIs.html. Possible useful links: https://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/RxNav/news/ATCPROD-202307.html; https://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/RxNav/applications/RxClassIntro.html. Note: RxClass API sometimes returns >1 class for a single RXCUI. In these cases, the first alphabetical class is selected. Code 7-Not Sought in RxNorm = Not sought in RxNorm because available in CanMED; see CanMED fields and 9-Missing = Missing
A concept is a fundamental unit of meaning in RxNorm, tied to a unique identifier (RXCUI). RxNorm fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in RxNorm that maps to the 11-digit NDC provided in the claim. The Concept Name consists of the ingredient, strength, and dose form (in that order) for fully-specified generic drugs. The branded version of a drug uses the same format but includes the brand name in brackets at the end. Populated using RxNorm API: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm/index.html. Code 7-Not Sought in RxNorm = Not sought in RxNorm because available in CanMED; see CanMED fields and 9-Missing = Missing
This includes the drug name (either generic or brand name) and intended route tied to the RXCUI in RxNorm. RxNorm fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in RxNorm that maps to the 11-digit NDC provided in the claim. RxNorm Display Name is only available for active RXCUIs in RxNorm. Populated using RxTerms API: https://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/MOR/RxTerms/. Note that RxTerms excludes drugs found in RxNorm that are obsolete or unavailable in the U.S. (U.S. availability determined based on the Current Prescribable Content of RxNorm; this is an approximation and may not be 100% accurate). Code 7-Not Sought in RxNorm = Not sought in RxNorm because available in CanMED; see CanMED fields and 9-Missing = Missing
This includes the dose form and intended route information for the RXCUI from RxNorm. RxNorm fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in RxNorm that maps to the 11-digit NDC provided in the claim. Populated using RxTerms API: https://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/MOR/RxTerms/. List of dose forms with definitions: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm/docs/appendix2.html. Note that RxTerms excludes drugs found in RxNorm that are obsolete or unavailable in the U.S. (U.S. availability determined based on the Current Prescribable Content of RxNorm; this is an approximation and may not be 100% accurate). Code 7-Not Sought in RxNorm = Not sought in RxNorm because available in CanMED; see CanMED fields and 9-Missing = Missing
A unique identifier (RXCUI) for each concept or meaning in RxNorm. RxNorm fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in RxNorm that maps to the 11-digit NDC provided in the claim. The goal of RxNorm vocabulary construction is to understand the intended meaning of each drug name in each source vocabulary and to link all the names from all of the source vocabularies that mean the same thing (the synonyms) to a single RxNorm concept. The clinical drugs that RXCUIs refer to can be one of the following term types: · Semantic Clinical Drug (SCD) e.g. azithromycin 250 MG Oral Capsule. · Semantic Branded Drug (SBD) e.g. azithromycin 250 MG Oral Capsule [Zithromax]. · Generic Pack (GPCK) e.g. {6 (azithromycin 250 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack · Branded Pack (BPCK) e.g. {6 (azithromycin 250 MG Oral Tablet [Zithromax]) } Pack [Z-PAKS]. Populated using RxNorm API: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm/index.html. Code 7777777 = Not sought in RxNorm because available in CanMED; see CanMED fields and 9999999 = Missing
Strength information for the drug tied to the RXCUI in RxNorm. RxNorm fields do not come directly from the claim; these fields provide information in RxNorm that maps to the 11-digit NDC provided in the claim. Populated using RxTerms API: https://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/MOR/RxTerms/. Note that RxTerms excludes drugs found in RxNorm that are obsolete or unavailable in the U.S. (U.S. availability determined based on the Current Prescribable Content of RxNorm; this is an approximation and may not be 100% accurate). Code 7-Not Sought in RxNorm = Not sought in RxNorm because available in CanMED; see CanMED fields and 9-Missing = Missing
Harmonized anatomic site or region that radiation is delivered to. This field contains harmonized values mapped from the originally submitted data found in field Untransformed Radiation Anatomic Site. Permissible values for this field include one or more NCIt concept codes in format C##### or C######. Missing values are mapped to C43234 (Not Reported). For more details about mappings for this field, see Transformation Description. For more details about specific NCIt concept codes, see Description or Long Description.
The type of radiation therapy used as treatment of a disease by means of exposure of the target or the whole body to radiation. This field contains harmonized values mapped from the originally submitted values found in field Untransformed Radiation Energy Type. Permissible values for this field include one or more NCIt concept codes in format C##### or C######. Missing values are mapped to C43234 (Not Reported). For more details about mappings for this field, see Transformation Description. For more details about specific NCIt concept codes, see Description or Long Description.
The type of treatment by means of exposure of the target or the whole body to radiation. This field contains harmonized values mapped from the originally submitted data found in field Untransformed Radiation Therapy Type. Permissible values for this field include one or more NCIt concept codes in format C##### or C######. Missing values are mapped to C43234 (Not Reported). For more details about mappings for this field, see Transformation Description. For more details about specific NCIt concept codes, see Description or Long Description.
This field contains a unique number to indicate that this is a unique record within the Radiation Oncology dataset. Each radiation record represents a unique radiation event or series. Because exact dates are masked and records are presented in terms of months from index diagnosis, multiple records may appear to be identical. This field is provided to confirm to the user that these are unique records.
Sequence number indicating the order of radiation records, calculated based on start date. Each radiation record represents a unique radiation event or series. Because exact dates are masked and records are presented in terms of months from index diagnosis, multiple records may appear to take place in the same month. This field provides additional information to the user by informing them of the order in which records took place (based on start date), including whether records have the same start date. For patients with known start dates for all radiation records, all sequence numbers start with digit 8 (i.e., 8XX). For patients with at least one radiation record with no known start date, all sequence numbers start with digit 9 (i.e., 9XX), and sequence numbers for records with no known start date are coded as 999. If multiple radiation records for a patient start on the same date, sequence numbers will be identical.
Anatomic site or region that radiation is delivered to, in format of original submission. Data describing radiation anatomic site were provided from multiple sources using various semantic encodings. This field corresponds to the originally submitted data and is used to create the harmonized variables found in field Radiation Anatomic Site. For more details, see Transformation Description for Radiation Anatomic Site.
The type of radiation therapy used as treatment of a disease by means of exposure of the target or the whole body to radiation, in format of original submission. Data describing radiation energy type were provided from multiple sources using various semantic encodings. This field corresponds to the originally submitted data and is used to create the harmonized variables found in field Radiation Energy Type. For more details, see Transformation Description for Radiation Energy Type. Untransformed Radiation Energy Type may contain information about radiation energy type, radiation therapy type, or both. We recommend viewing both untransformed fields for additional information.
The type of treatment by means of exposure of the target or the whole body to radiation, in format of original submission. Data describing radiation therapy type were provided from multiple sources using various semantic encodings. This field corresponds to the originally submitted data and is used to create the harmonized variables found in field Radiation Therapy Type. For more details, see Transformation Description for Radiation Therapy Type. Untransformed Radiation Therapy Type may contain information about radiation therapy type, radiation energy type, or both. We recommend viewing both untransformed fields for additional information.
Not Grouped
The number of months from diagnosis to biological response modifier.If month of diagnosis used for the calculation of this interval was imputed and the calculated interval was negative, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Number of Months from Diagnosis to Chemo
The number of months from diagnosis to chemotherapy. If month of diagnosis used for the calculation of this interval was imputed and the calculated interval was negative, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Number of Months from Diagnosis to Hormone
The number of months from diagnosis to hormone. If month of diagnosis used for the calculations of intervals was imputed due to an unknown month of diagnosis on submission, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Number of Months from Diagnosis to Most Definitive Surgery
The number of months from diagnosis to most defin surg. If month of diagnosis used for the calculation of this interval was imputed and the calculated interval was negative, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Number of Months from Diagnosis to Other Treatment
The number of months from diagnosis to other treatment. If month of diagnosis used for the calculation of this interval was imputed and the calculated interval was negative, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Number of Months from Diagnosis to Radiation
The number of months from diagnosis to radiation. If month of diagnosis used for the calculation of this interval was imputed and the calculated interval was negative, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Number of Months from Diagnosis to Surgery
The number of months from diagnosis to surgery. If month of diagnosis used for the calculation of this interval was imputed and the calculated interval was negative, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Number of Months from Index Cancer to Tumor
The number of months from the index cancer diagnosis to this tumor. If month of diagnosis used for the calculation of this interval was imputed and the calculated interval was negative, then this field will be coded as 6666 (Not Available Due to Imputed Month of Diagnosis). See the SEER Survival Date of Diagnosis Recode document for information about imputation.
Months From Index Cancer Diagnosis to Service Date of Claim
Number of months from the index cancer diagnosis to service date of claim for the diagnosis code
Months From Index Cancer Diagnosis to Service Date of Procedure
Number of months from index cancer diagnosis to service date of procedure
The amount of medication that has been dispensed for each prescription. Note that this variable includes all values received from the data provider. We expect that researchers will use their own discretion when determining if any values should be excluded from analysis. Code 9999999=Missing
Months From Index Cancer to Dispense Date
The difference in time from a patients index cancer date to the first documented dispense date for each drug the patient receives.
Months from Index Cancer Dx to End of Treatment
Total number of months from the index cancer to the end of this radiation record.
Months from Index Cancer Dx to Start of Treatment
Total number of months from the index cancer to the start of this radiation record.
Total radiation dose delivered for this radiation record. Doses were submitted as both grays and centigrays, but were converted to grays at a ratio of 100 centigrays:1 gray.
Total radiation dose prescribed for this radiation record. Doses were submitted as both grays and centigrays, but were converted to grays at a ratio of 100 centigrays:1 gray.
Total number of fractions or divided doses that were delivered to the patient for this radiation record.
Total number of fractions or divided doses that were prescribed to the patient for this radiation record.
Record ID
Virtual Pooled Registry (VPR)
Childhood Cancer Data Initiative (CCDI) Mappings
Demographic
Follow-up/Recurrence/Death
Enrollment Status up to 1 Year Prior to Index Cancer Diagnosis by Months
Cancer Identification
Treatment-1st Course
Stage/Prognostic Factors
Enrollment Status up to 5 Years Post Index Cancer Diagnosis by Months
Enrollment Status Greater Than 5 Years Post Index Cancer Diagnosis by Months