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Description	Slovak (SR) and Czech (CR) Republics reach up the highest recorded incidence rates of colorectal cancer. In analysis of the development and changes in colorectal cancer incidence in the above-mentioned countries, it was reported the most considerable incidence increase of the disease in males in the SR, then in males in the CR, subsequently in females in the SR and the slowest incidence rate was reported in females in the CR. Colorectal cancer mortality increased most rapidly in males in the SR, then in males in the CR, slower increase was reported in females in the SR and in females in the CR the mortality was in the long term stabilized. In both countries and both sexes clinical stage II is noted most frequently, also the decrease of the disease number in the clinical stage I and in undefined stage, and a slight decrease in other clinical stages. Slovak (SR) and Czech (CR) Republics reach up the highest recorded incidence rates of colorectal cancer. In analysis of the development and changes in colorectal cancer incidence in the above-mentioned countries, it was reported the most considerable incidence increase of the disease in males in the SR, then in males in the CR, subsequently in females in the SR and the slowest incidence rate was reported in females in the CR. Colorectal cancer mortality increased most rapidly in males in the SR, then in males in the CR, slower increase was reported in females in the SR and in females in the CR the mortality was in the long term stabilized. In both countries and both sexes clinical stage II is noted most frequently, also the decrease of the disease number in the clinical stage I and in undefined stage, and a slight decrease in other clinical stages. (en)
Title	Do we know the cause of the highest colorectal cancer incidence, the changes in the mortality trends and the clinical stages in the Slovak and Czech Republic, the representatives of the Central European region? Do we know the cause of the highest colorectal cancer incidence, the changes in the mortality trends and the clinical stages in the Slovak and Czech Republic, the representatives of the Central European region? (en)
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http://linked.open...iv/tvurceVysledku	Mužík, Jan Friedová, L. Hrčka, Rudolf Ondruš, Dalibor Ondrušová, Martina
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