Influence of travel burden on tumor classification and survival of head and neck cancer patients

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[6] Biasini C(2015)Recognizing the financial burden of cancer patients in clinical trials Oncologist 20 572-575

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[8] Fornari F(2019)Overcoming a travel burden to high-volume centers for treatment of retroperitoneal sarcomas is associated with improved survival World J Surg Oncol 17 180-325

[9] Cavanna L(2018)Racial and ethnic disparities in travel for head and neck cancer treatment and the impact of travel distance on survival Cancer 124 3181-S158

[10] Butow PN(2020)Centralizing rectal cancer surgery: what is the impact of travel on patients? Dis Colon Rectum 63 319-4184

[1] Douthit N(2015)Exposing some important barriers to health care access in the rural USA Public Health 129 611-620

[2] Kiv S(2015)Distance as a barrier to cancer diagnosis and treatment: review of the literature Oncologist 20 1378-1385

[3] Dwolatzky T(2012)Psychosocial well-being and supportive care needs of cancer patients living in urban and rural/regional areas: a systematic review Support Care Cancer 20 1-22

[4] Biswas S(2017)Is the distance worth it? patients with rectal cancer traveling to high-volume centers experience improved outcomes Dis Colon Rectum 60 1250-1259

[5] Ambroggi M(2019)Addressing the financial burden of cancer clinical trial participation: longitudinal effects of an equity intervention Oncologist 24 1048-1055

[6] Biasini C(2015)Recognizing the financial burden of cancer patients in clinical trials Oncologist 20 572-575

[7] Del Giovane C(2018)At what cost to clinical trial enrollment? A retrospective study of patient travel burden in cancer clinical trials Oncologist 23 1242-3191

[8] Fornari F(2019)Overcoming a travel burden to high-volume centers for treatment of retroperitoneal sarcomas is associated with improved survival World J Surg Oncol 17 180-325

[9] Cavanna L(2018)Racial and ethnic disparities in travel for head and neck cancer treatment and the impact of travel distance on survival Cancer 124 3181-S158

[10] Butow PN(2020)Centralizing rectal cancer surgery: what is the impact of travel on patients? Dis Colon Rectum 63 319-4184