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Cervical cancer mortality study.

The plans of Minnesotas Cervical Cancer Mortality Committee to study the circumstances associated with the course of cervical cancer in each instance in which the patient died as a result of the disease are presented. The project will delineate and study areas of deficiency in diagnosis care and follow-up. An estimated 9400 patients will die of cervical cancer in the U.S. in 1972 - a very high rate for a disease that is theoretically 100% curable.