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1. Planning and reporting of quality-of-life outcomes in cancer trials

Author

S. Schandelmaier, K. Conen, E. von Elm, J.J. You, A. Blümle, Y. Tomonaga, A. Amstutz, M. Briel, B. Kasenda, R. Saccilotto, T. Bengough, J.J. Meerpohl, M. Stegert, K.K. Olu, K.A.O. Tikkinen, I. Neumann, A. Carrasco-Labra, M. Faulhaber, S.M. Mulla, D. Mertz, E.A. Akl, X. Sun, D. Bassler, J.W. Busse, I. Ferreira-González, F. Lamontagne, A. Nordmann, V. Gloy, H. Raatz, L. Moja, R. Rosenthal, S. Ebrahim, P.O. Vandvik, B.C. Johnston, M.A. Walter, B. Burnand, M. Schwenkglenks, L.G. Hemkens, H.C. Bucher, G.H. Guyatt, and DISCO study group

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Research design, medicine.medical_specialty, 610 Medicine & health, law.invention, Cohort Studies, 03 medical and health sciences, 0302 clinical medicine, Randomized controlled trial, Quality of life, law, Neoplasms, Surveys and Questionnaires, Humans, Medicine, 030212 general & internal medicine, Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic, Retrospective Studies, business.industry, Neoplasms/therapy, Quality of Life, Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic/methods, Research Design, Retrospective cohort study, Original Articles, Hematology, Publication bias, Institutional review board, Corrigenda, humanities, 3. Good health, Discontinuation, Oncology, 030220 oncology & carcinogenesis, Family medicine, business, Cohort study
Abstract

Background Information about the impact of cancer treatments on patients' quality of life (QoL) is of paramount importance to patients and treating oncologists. Cancer trials that do not specify QoL as an outcome or fail to report collected QoL data, omit crucial information for decision making. To estimate the magnitude of these problems, we investigated how frequently QoL outcomes were specified in protocols of cancer trials and subsequently reported. Design Retrospective cohort study of RCT protocols approved by six research ethics committees in Switzerland, Germany, and Canada between 2000 and 2003. We compared protocols to corresponding publications, which were identified through literature searches and investigator surveys. Results Of the 173 cancer trials, 90 (52%) specified QoL outcomes in their protocol, 2 (1%) as primary and 88 (51%) as secondary outcome. Of the 173 trials, 35 (20%) reported QoL outcomes in a corresponding publication (4 modified from the protocol), 18 (10%) were published but failed to report QoL outcomes in the primary or a secondary publication, and 37 (21%) were not published at all. Of the 83 (48%) trials that did not specify QoL outcomes in their protocol, none subsequently reported QoL outcomes. Failure to report pre-specified QoL outcomes was not associated with industry sponsorship (versus non-industry), sample size, and multicentre (versus single centre) status but possibly with trial discontinuation. Conclusions About half of cancer trials specified QoL outcomes in their protocols. However, only 20% reported any QoL data in associated publications. Highly relevant information for decision making is often unavailable to patients, oncologists, and health policymakers.

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2015
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2. Near Head of Diamond Creek. Colorado River Expedition. General Report - Plate I. J.J. Young from a sketch by H.B. Mollhausen. Lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp, 449 Broadway N.Y.

Author

Ives, J.C., H.B. Mollhausen, J.J. Young, and Sarony, Major & Knapp

Subjects
Washington, Arizona
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

3. The Needles (Mojave Range). Colorado Exploring Expedition. Geology, Plate II. J.J. Young from a sketch by H.B. Mollhausen. Lith. of Sarcony, Major & Knapp, 449 Broadway N.Y.

Author

Ives, J.C., Sarony, Major & Knapp, F.W. v. Egloffstein, and J.J. Young

Subjects
Washington, Arizona, California
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

4. Interior of a Moquis House. Colorado Exploring Expedition. General Report, Plate XI. J.J. Young from a sketch by F.W. Egloffstein.

Author

Ives, J.C., J.J. Young, and F.W. v. Egloffstein

Subjects
Washington, Arizona
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Color., This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

5. Shore of Lower Colorado. Colorado Exploring Expedition. Geology, Plate I. J.J. Young from a sketch by H.B. Mollhausen. Lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp, 449 Broadway N.Y.

Author

Ives, J.C., J.J. Young, F.W. v. Egloffstein, and Sarony, Major & Knapp

Subjects
Mexico, Washington, Arizona
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

6. Moquis Pueblos. Colorado Exploring Expedition. General Report, Plate X. J.J. Young from a sketch by F.W. Egloffstein.

Author

Ives, J.C., J.J. Young, and F.W. Egloffstein

Subjects
Washington, Arizona
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

7. Big Canyon. Colorado Exploring Expedition. General Report, Plate IX. J.J. Young from a sketch by F.W. Egloffstein.

Author

Ives, J.C., F.W. Egloffstein, and J.J. Young

Subjects
Washington, Arizona
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

8. Upper Cataract Creek near Big Canyon. Colorado Exploring Expedition. General Report, Plate VIII. J.J. Young from a sketch by F.W. Egloffstein.

Author

Ives, J.C., J.J. Young, and F.W. v. Egloffstein

Subjects
Washington, Arizona
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

9. Camp - Colorado Plateau. Colorado Exploring Expedition. General Report, Plate VII. J.J. Young from a sketch by H.B. Mollhausen. Lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp, 449 Boradway N.Y.

Author

Ives, J.C., H.B. Mollhausen, J.J. Young, and Sarony, Major & Knapp

Subjects
Washington, Arizona
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

10. Mojave Canon. Colorado Exploring Expedition. General Report, Plate III. J.J. Young from a sketch by H.B. Mollhausen, Del.

Author

Ives, J.C., Sarony, Major & Knapp, J.J. Young, and B. Mollhausen

Subjects
Washington, Arizona, California
Abstract

This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375.

Published
1861

11. Robinson's Landing, Mouth of Colorado River. Colorado Exploring Expedition. General Report - Plate I. J.J. Young from a photograph by Lieut. Ives. Lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp, 449 Broadway N.Y.

Author

Ives, J.C., Sarony, Major & Knapp, and J.J. Young

Subjects
Mexico, Washington
Abstract

Penciled in: "per page 152-153, Freeman's Colorado River, see page 29.", This is the scarce Senate issue with four maps by "Baron" Egloffstein. Egloffstein used a unique engraving process to achieve a superb rendering of topographical features; he used the same technique in the map is drew for Macomb's Report (see our #2699). Of the maps in Ives's Report Wheat said "The two maps were drawn by F.W. Egloffstein...the first...is one of his best." Rare in this form with the two additional geological maps in color wash. These only appear in the Senate issue. They are the same as the two "normal" maps that appear in the House and Senate issue, but they have colors overlaid to show geological formations. Report bound with blue cloth covered boards with title on spine., Howes I-92; Wheat 947; WC 375., Read complete text here

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1861

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