EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND ANATOMOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF CANCERS DETECTED DURING MASS SCREENING IN THE BEJAIA REGION
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https://doi.org/10.53555/eijmhs.v8i2.197Keywords:
implementation, analyzed, representing, Constantine, populationAbstract
The implementation of the colorectal cancer screening strategy in the wilaya of Bejaïa as a national pilot region as part of the 2015-2019 cancer plan was spread over a period of 2 years and 2 months from January 2017 to February 2019 During this period, the results were collected, the results of which are analyzed in a specific manner of the cancers diagnosed and their macroscopic and microscopic characteristics; We detected 17 cancers in the eligible population (2685) for mass screening, representing a rate of 6‰ for colorectal cancer. The average age of people screened for colorectal cancer is 59.76 years +/- 8.2, a median of 57 years and a mode equal to 50 years.
The effectiveness indicators are particularly important for the evaluation of mass screening of this cancer, the analysis of our data of detected cancers is necessarily a criterion of effectiveness due to the importance of the diagnostic stages during this screening,
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