Hospital Costs of Colorectal Cancer Care
Clinical medicine Oncology2009Vol. 3, pp. 27–37
Citations Over Time
Abstract
CRC remains costly with no significant difference in costs if diagnosed before compared to after 1992. Very early and very late stage cancers remain the least costly stage of cancers to treat. Other significant effectors of hospital costs were the site of cancer (rectal), intensive nursing care, recurrent disease and the need for a stoma.
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