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We created a cohort of 4175 (2.4%) patients with mastectomy procedures and a control cohort of 168,226 (97.6%) female participants who did not have a mastectomy. Out of the 4175 female participants who had mastectomy procedures, 316 (7.6%) had both partial and complete mastectomy procedures. The first occurrence of the procedure code was used for subgroup assignment.
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e59298
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SNOMED keywords related to BCS or mastectomy were identified by a physician author (DYS). Examples of SNOMED words or phrases used in this analysis include simple mastectomy, bilateral mastectomy, and modified radical mastectomy as mastectomy keywords and lumpectomy, excision biopsy, and segmental mastectomy as BCS keywords. Analyses of paragraphs were based on references to BCS or mastectomy, nonexclusively. Paragraphs containing mentions of both were attributed to both treatments in the analysis.
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e52886
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