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Publications

Correction to: An analysis of 11.3 million screening tests examining the association between recall and cancer detection rates in the English NHS breast cancer screening programme.

Blanks RG. et al, (2019), Eur Radiol, 29, 7074 - 7075

Screen-detected and interval colorectal cancers in England: Associations with lifestyle and other factors in women in a large UK prospective cohort.

Blanks R. et al, (2019), Int J Cancer, 145, 728 - 734

An analysis of 11.3 million screening tests examining the association between needle biopsy rates and cancer detection rates in the English NHS Breast Cancer Screening Programme.

Blanks RG. et al, (2019), Clin Radiol, 74, 384 - 389

Association of ten gastrointestinal and other medical conditions with positivity to faecal occult blood testing in routine screening: a large prospective study of women in England.

He E. et al, (2019), Int J Epidemiol, 48, 549 - 558

Factors affecting adenoma detection rate in a national flexible sigmoidoscopy screening programme: a retrospective analysis.

Bevan R. et al, (2019), Lancet Gastroenterol Hepatol, 4, 239 - 247

Impact of Digital Mammography on Cancer Detection and Recall Rates: 11.3 Million Screening Episodes in the English National Health Service Breast Cancer Screening Program.

Blanks RG. et al, (2019), Radiology, 290, 629 - 637

An analysis of 11.3 million screening tests examining the association between recall and cancer detection rates in the English NHS breast cancer screening programme.

Blanks RG. et al, (2019), Eur Radiol

Association between Screening Mammography Recall Rate and Interval Cancers in the UK Breast Cancer Service Screening Program: A Cohort Study.

Burnside ES. et al, (2018), Radiology, 288, 47 - 54

Role of performance metrics in breast screening imaging - where are we and where should we be?

Cohen SL. et al, (2018), Clin Radiol, 73, 381 - 388

Disability and participation in breast and bowel cancer screening in England: a large prospective study.

Floud S. et al, (2017), Br J Cancer, 117, 1711 - 1714

Heterogeneity of colorectal cancer risk by tumour characteristics: Large prospective study of UK women.

Burón Pust A. et al, (2017), Int J Cancer, 140, 1082 - 1090

Evaluation of colonoscopy performance based on post-procedure bleeding complications: application of procedure complexity-adjusted model.

Blanks RG. et al, (2015), Endoscopy, 47, 910 - 916

Nationwide bowel cancer screening programme in England: cohort study of lifestyle factors affecting participation and outcomes in women.

Blanks RG. et al, (2015), Br J Cancer, 112, 1562 - 1567

Nationwide bowel cancer screening programme in England: Cohort study of lifestyle factors affecting participation and outcomes in women

Blanks RG. et al, (2015), British Journal of Cancer, 112, 1562 - 1567

Optimising faecal occult blood screening:retrospective analysis of NHS Bowel Cancer Screening data to improve the screening algorithm.

Geraghty J. et al, (2014), Br J Cancer, 111, 2156 - 2162

Colonoscopic factors associated with adenoma detection in a national colorectal cancer screening program.

Lee TJW. et al, (2014), Endoscopy, 46, 203 - 211

Reduction in interval cancer rates following the introduction of two-view mammography in the UK breast screening programme.

Dibden A. et al, (2014), Br J Cancer, 110, 560 - 564

Risk factors for adverse events related to polypectomy in the English Bowel Cancer Screening Programme.

Rutter MD. et al, (2014), Endoscopy, 46, 90 - 97

BEWARE THE CAECUM: COLONOSCOPIC ADVERSE EVENTS IN THE ENGLISH NHS BOWEL CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME

Rutter MD. et al, (2013), GUT, 62, A5 - A5

Longer mean colonoscopy withdrawal time is associated with increased adenoma detection: evidence from the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme in England.

Lee TJW. et al, (2013), Endoscopy, 45, 20 - 26

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