Prediction and clinical utility of a contralateral breast cancer risk model.
Daniele Giardiello,
Ewout W Steyerberg,
Michael Hauptmann,
Muriel A Adank,
Delal Akdeniz,
Carl Blomqvist,
Stig E Bojesen,
Manjeet K Bolla,
Mariël Brinkhuis,
Jenny Chang-Claude,
Kamila Czene,
Peter Devilee,
Alison M Dunning,
Douglas F Easton,
Diana M Eccles,
Peter A Fasching,
Jonine Figueroa,
Henrik Flyger,
Montserrat García-Closas,
Lothar Haeberle,
Christopher A Haiman,
Per Hall,
Ute Hamann,
John L Hopper,
Agnes Jager,
Anna Jakubowska,
Audrey Jung,
Renske Keeman,
Iris Kramer,
Diether Lambrechts,
Loic Le Marchand,
Annika Lindblom,
Jan Lubiński,
Mehdi Manoochehri,
Luigi Mariani,
Heli Nevanlinna,
Hester S A Oldenburg,
Saskia Pelders,
Paul D P Pharoah,
Mitul Shah,
Sabine Siesling,
Vincent T H B M Smit,
Melissa C Southey,
William J Tapper,
Rob A E M Tollenaar,
Alexandra J van den Broek,
Carolien H M van Deurzen,
Flora E van Leeuwen,
Chantal Van Ongeval,
Laura J Van't Veer,
Qin Wang,
Camilla Wendt,
Pieter J Westenend,
Maartje J Hooning,
Marjanka K Schmidt
Jan 27, 2020
BACKGROUND:Breast cancer survivors are at risk for contralateral breast cancer (CBC), with the consequent burden of further treatment and potentially less favorable prognosis. We aimed to develop and validate a CBC risk...