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Background The number of cases, the crude and age-standardized incidence, mortality rates and the prevalence proportions estimated by the Italian Association of Cancer Registries (AIRTUM) presently providing the epidemiological indicators for the major cancers used in ICD-O3.1 [1-3]. By 2012, the breast cancer incidence in women (age 25±over 85 years) was about 29%; trends for stomach and colorectal cancer were about 5% and 14% for both genders (age 35/45±over 85 years); the lung cancer incidence rates was about 15% in men (age 45±over 85 years) and 6% in women (age 40±over 85) in 2009 [4,5]. From 2011 onwards the tendency changed: the female rates (20 per 100,000) increased much more rapidly than the male rates [6]. Aim of this study is to examine the relationships among the incidence of genera-cancer-associated risk factors and routine laboratory in cancer patients through CRF.

Development of a core outcome set based on Case Report Form (CRF) to assess laboratory biomarkers and clinical parameters in Onco-Hematology area