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Abstract. We found that a cohort of patients with lung cancer first treated in 1977 had higher six-month survival rates for the total group and for subgroups in each of the three main TNM stages...
- Alvan R. Feinstein, Daniel M. Sosin, Carolyn K. Wells
- 1985
Stage migration. One real-world example of the phenomenon is seen in the medical concept of cancer stage migration, [2] which led clinician Alvan Feinstein to coin the term Will Rogers phenomenon in 1985, based on a remark by a friend who attributed the quote to Rogers. [3]
11 gen 2022 · Facts and Myths About Stage Migration: Should the Will Rogers Phenomenon Ride off into the Distance? Stefano Fanti. Elisabetta Lalumera. Rodney Hicks. Published: January 11, 2022 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.euo.2021.12.005. PlumX Metrics. The need for accurate diagnosis is a fundamental tenet of medical practice.
In consequence, more patients are classified into the more severe metastatic disease stage from the less severe single tumour stage. Such a 'stage migration' resulted in an improved survival of patients in both the less and the more severe disease stages.
- Maria Pia Sormani
- 2009
The Will Rogers Phenomenon: Stage Migration and New Diagnostic Techniques as a Source of Misleading Statistics for Survival in Cancer Author Apex CoVantage LLC.
20 giu 1985 · According to the "old" diagnostic data for both cohorts, the recent cohort had a prognostically favorable "zero-time shift." In addition, by demonstrating metastases that had formerly been silent and unidentified, the new technological data resulted in a stage migration.
Facts and Myths About Stage Migration: Should the Will Rogers Phenomenon Ride off into the Distance? Eur Urol Oncol. 2022 Jan 11;S2588-9311 (21)00221-2. doi: 10.1016/j.euo.2021.12.005. Online ahead of print. Authors. Stefano Fanti 1 , Elisabetta Lalumera 2 , Rodney Hicks 3. Affiliations.
