[PDF] Top 20 Algunas reflexiones acerca de la Epistemología de las ciencias fácticas naturales

... Globally, it has been reported that PCa is the major cause of “years lived with disability” among men [9]. This emphasises the importance of reducing treatment-related effects as far as possible. Treatment should be ... See full document

... with localised prostate cancer is a balancing ...large randomised studies such as PIVOT and ProtecT demonstrating minimal overall survival ...untreated cancer can be a source of anxiety ... See full document

... "Well, yeah, I have to say the whole programme was based around goal setting, because not only did we do the exercise in the gym, but we also sat with the specialist from time to time and reviewed our, or set our ... See full document

... between localised lesions and widespread metastases, characterised by the limited number and size of metastases in specific organs such as lung, liver, bone or even ...of cancer, including prostate ... See full document

... included randomised controlled trials ...eight trials in a family-based intervention, five attained a high quality score through the CASP ...intervention trials shared a methodological ... See full document

... With trial administration procedures playing a large part during trial, a pre-trial internet system studied by Litch- field et al did not show any difference in the number of patients recruited compared to the usual ... See full document

... Methods: The databases were searched from 1984 to June 2004 and for inclusion, studies were randomised controlled trials and controlled clinical trials, case controlled studies, cohort s[r] ... See full document

... Data from patients enrolled in UKGPCS and EMBRACE were collected at study entry and updated annually. Data sources used in these studies included medical records (electronic and hard copy records) and printed copies of ... See full document

... There is no level 1 evidence for prophylactic whole pelvic irradiation but this modality could be recommended since pelvic lymph-node irradiation was performed for EORTC and RTOG trials. The pelvic lymph-node ... See full document

... of cancer screening, the first step is to ensure that an appropriate outcome is ...the cancer divided by the size of the population, is a better outcome to evaluate the effectiveness of cancer ... See full document

... 19 trials which were large trials that reported longer term ...these trials when meta-analysed revealed a statistically signi fi cantly higher rate of 1 or more serious systematic AE (RR ...between ... See full document

... negative trials and ensure that the published paper reports on what the trial was designed to test rather than “data dredging” to find something positive to ...largest trials registry holding registrations ... See full document

... Bowel cancer arises from benign adenomatous polyps; removal of these polyps will prevent cancer ...bowel cancer at earlier stages improves ...detecting cancer (and advanced adenomatous ... See full document

... Two trials conducted in Canada both used volunteer populations, resulting in high ...breast cancer mortality in women aged 40 to 49 years randomised to either screening by annual mammography, ... See full document

... methods Randomised placebo-controlled trials investigating the impact of fenofibrate treatment on apo C-III levels were searched in PubMed-Medline, Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar databases ... See full document

... Standardized Set of Patient-centered Outcomes for Advanced Prostate Cancer: An International Effort for a Unified Approach. Eur Urol 2015; 68: 891-898. 8. Sweeney CJ, Chen YH, Carducci M et al. ... See full document

... (randomised controlled trials, nonrandomised controlled trials, and controlled before and after studies) developed by the Cochrane Effective Practice and Organisation of Care ... See full document

... clinical trials of postpartum ...that trials generally only include low risk women with uncomplicated, spontaneous vaginal births, in whom postpartum haemorrhage is relatively ...the trials exclude ... See full document

... breast cancer (mainly in postmenopause for overweight and ...breast cancer, obesity appears to double the risk of recurrence and death in these patients, regardless of the state of ...breast cancer. ... See full document

... in prostate cancer mortality compared with less than 1 hour ...[7]. Prostate cancer most often becomes evident in older age when men may not always be able, or motivated, to participate in ... See full document