Estimation Of The Mean Sojourn Time And Sensitivity In Mammographic Screening Programme Using Bayesian Methods

BUREŠOVÁ, Lucie, Ondřej MÁJEK, Eva GELNAROVÁ, Jan DANEŠ, Helena BARTOŇKOVÁ, Miroslava SKOVAJSOVÁ a Ladislav DUŠEK. Estimation Of The Mean Sojourn Time And Sensitivity In Mammographic Screening Programme Using Bayesian Methods. 2009.

Základní údaje

• Originální název: Estimation Of The Mean Sojourn Time And Sensitivity In Mammographic Screening Programme Using Bayesian Methods
• Název česky: Odhad "mean sojourn time" a senzitivity v mamografickém screeningovém programu použitím bayesovských metod
• Autoři: BUREŠOVÁ, Lucie, Ondřej MÁJEK, Eva GELNAROVÁ, Jan DANEŠ, Helena BARTOŇKOVÁ, Miroslava SKOVAJSOVÁ a Ladislav DUŠEK.
• Vydání: 2009.

Další údaje

• Typ výsledku: Konferenční abstrakt
• Utajení: není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství
• Organizační jednotka: Institut biostatistiky a analýz
• Klíčová slova česky: mamografický screening; preklinická screeningem detekovatelná fáze; senzitivita
• Klíčová slova anglicky: mamography screening; preclinical screen-detectable phase; sensitivity

Anotace

Background: Organized breast cancer screening programme in the Czech Republic was initiated in September 2002. Free biennial preventive mammography examinations are offered to women aged 45-69. Important parameters in assessing the quality of the screening process and natural history of breast cancer are: mean duration of the preclinical screen-detectable phase (the carcinoma is without clinical signs but it could be found by the screening test - mammography), which is called mean sojourn time (MST), and sensitivity of mammography (capability of the test to detect cancer). These parameters are not directly observable; however, they can be estimated using mathematical models. Objective: To estimate the MST and sensitivity of mammography in women aged 50-59 and 60-69 years. Methods: Using the numbers of examinations and numbers of tumours detected by screening in the first three rounds, three state Markov models with states: disease free – preclinical screendetectable – clinical disease were constructed. In the first model, we assumed a constant interval between screens, in the second model, there was different time interval between screens. Analysis was performed using WinBUGS software. Results: In 2002-2007, there were 741,655 examinations performed in women aged 50-59 and 434,165 in women aged 60-69 in the first three screening rounds. According to the first model, the estimated MST was 2.73 years for women aged 50-59 and 3.30 for women aged 60-69. The estimated sensitivity of mammography was 73% for women aged 50-59 and 93% for women aged 60-69. As regards the second model, the estimated MST was 2.31 years for women aged 50- 59 and 3.12 for women aged 60-69. The estimated sensitivity of mammography was 84% for women aged 50-59 and 95% for women aged 60-69. Conclusion: Two year screening interval for mammography examinations is appropriate for programme in the Czech Republic. Sensitivity of mammography is adequate in age groups covered by the programme.