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Fig. 2

From: Medical complexity and time to lung cancer treatment – a three-year retrospective chart review

Fig. 2

Timeliness for different treatments, split for complexity. Calendar days from the when the hospital received the referral letter for suspected lung cancer until the different treatments started. Non-complex patients were defined as having ≤1 tissue diagnostic procedure and no medical delay of >3 days, complex patients as having >1 tissue diagnostic procedure and/or medical delay of >3 days. The reference lines refer to the Norwegian recommendations for timely lung cancer treatment, which are 42 days for surgery and radiotherapy, and 35 days for systemic therapy

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