‘Reduced’ HUNT model outperforms NLST and NELSON study criteria in predicting lung cancer in the Danish screening trial

Oluf Dimitri Røe(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Haseem Ashraf(University of Oslo), Ioannis Tsamardinos(University of Crete), Olav Toai Duc Nguyen(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Jesper Holst Pedersen(Reykjavík Energy (Iceland)), Vincenzo Lagani(University of Crete), Maria Markaki(University of Crete), Zaigham Saghir(Gentofte Hospital)
BMJ Open Respiratory Research
November 1, 2019
10.1136/bmjresp-2019-000512
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