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    Family history of cancer among cases of upper urothelial tumours in a Balkan nephropathy area
    (1985)
    Radovanović, Z. (7005270902)
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    Krajinović, S. (7003790274)
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    Janković, S. (7101906308)
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    Hall, P.W. (16184921100)
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    Petković, S. (35905414000)
    The highest relative risk of developing tumours of the renal pelvis and ureters (TPU) in a general population is confined to areas where Balkan nephropathy (BN) is endemic. Whether there is a higher frequency of cancer of any site in families with TPU cases from this BN endemic part of the world was tested by a case-referent study. A group of 65 rural patients with histologically proven TPU was individually matched with the same number of their nearest neighbours, who served as controls. Comparison of age-standardized ratios revealed that over a period of 30 years family members of the cases experienced a significantly higher risk of (non-urinary) cancer deaths than family members of their pairmates. © 1985 Springer-Verlag.
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    Family history of cancer among cases of upper urothelial tumours in a Balkan nephropathy area
    (1985)
    Radovanović, Z. (7005270902)
    ;
    Krajinović, S. (7003790274)
    ;
    Janković, S. (7101906308)
    ;
    Hall, P.W. (16184921100)
    ;
    Petković, S. (35905414000)
    The highest relative risk of developing tumours of the renal pelvis and ureters (TPU) in a general population is confined to areas where Balkan nephropathy (BN) is endemic. Whether there is a higher frequency of cancer of any site in families with TPU cases from this BN endemic part of the world was tested by a case-referent study. A group of 65 rural patients with histologically proven TPU was individually matched with the same number of their nearest neighbours, who served as controls. Comparison of age-standardized ratios revealed that over a period of 30 years family members of the cases experienced a significantly higher risk of (non-urinary) cancer deaths than family members of their pairmates. © 1985 Springer-Verlag.

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