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Upper-Extremity Deep Vein Thrombosis in Patients With Breast Cancer With Chest Versus Arm Central Venous Port Catheters.

Breast Cancer (Auckl) · 2018 · PMC5987887 · PMID 29881287

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All P values are reported numerically and interpreted for significance using the sliding-scale approach of Mendenhall et al 7 as follows: P < .01 is “highly significant,” .01 < P < .05 is “statistically significant,” .05 < P < .10 is “trending towards significant,” and P > .10 is “not significant.” Results Of the 988 patients with breast cancer seen in our institution during the 6-year study period, the number of patients who had a port placed for administration of chemotherapy was 297 (30%), which represents the total study population and is not significantly different from other institutions. 2 We looked at a total of 147 patients with arm ports and 150 patients with chest ports.

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