[RESEARCH] Pregnancy after breast cancer: population based study

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[RESEARCH] Pregnancy after breast cancer: population based study - 08-12-2006, 07:00 PM

Objectives To identify women who survived breast cancer and subsequently conceived and to determine the rate of pregnancy (proportion), management, outcome of the cancer, and outcome of the first subsequent pregnancy.
Design Population based descriptive study with cases identified from the Western Australian data linkage system and validated by review of medical charts. Supplementary data obtained from hospital and clinician records.
Setting Western Australia, 1982-2003.

Participants Women aged

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