Assessment of the role of the Edinburgh dysphagia score in referral triage in a national service evaluation of the urgent suspected upper gastrointestinal cancer pathway

Umair Kamran; Dominic King; Matthew Banks; David Nylander; Sharan Shetty; Srisha Hebbar; Rupert Ransford; D. L. Mitchell; M. Williams; Sanjay Gupta; Danny Cheung; Graham Baker; James Rees; Mark Fox; Barbara Ashall; Sophie Barker; John Greenaway; Miriam Jones; Matthew Caffrey; Sudarshan Kadri; Michael Glynn; James Evans; Tony Tham; Nicola J. Adderley; Nigel Trudgill

doi:10.1111/apt.16811

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In a national cohort, the EDS has high sensitivity and NPV as a triage tool for UGI cancer. The CDS offers even higher diagnostic accuracy. The EDS or CDS should be incorporated into the urgent suspected UGI cancer pathway.

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Assessment of the role of the Edinburgh dysphagia score in referral triage in a national service evaluation of the urgent suspected upper gastrointestinal cancer pathway

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Assessment of the role of the Edinburgh dysphagia score in referral triage in a national service evaluation of the urgent suspected upper gastrointestinal cancer pathway

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