EOD

Extent of Disease (EOD) is a set of three data items that describe how far a cancer has spread at the time of diagnosis. EOD 2018 is effective for cases diagnosed in 2018 and later.

In each EOD schema, valid values, definitions, and registrar notes are provided for

• EOD Primary Tumor
• EOD Lymph Nodes
• EOD Mets
• Summary Stage 2018
• Site-Specific Data Items (SSDIs), including grade, pertinent to the schema

For cancer cases diagnosed January 1, 2018 and later, the NCI SEER program will collect Extent of Disease (EOD) revised for 2018 and Summary Stage 2018. The schemas have been developed to be compatible with the AJCC 8th Edition chapter definitions.

All of the standard setting organizations will collect the predictive and prognostic factors through Site Specific Data Items (SSDIs). Unlike the SSFs, these data items have formats and code structures specific to the data item.

Versions supported:

• 1.7 (released August 2019)

To use the EOD algorithm (in a single zip file) use the ExternalStagingFileDataProvider. This option allows you to use a single zip file containing the entire EOD algorithm.

using System.IO;
using TNMStagingCSharp.Src.Staging;

TNMStagingCSharp.Src.Staging.Staging _STAGING;
FileStream SourceStream = File.Open("EOD_Public_16.zip", FileMode.Open);
ExternalStagingFileDataProvider provider = new ExternalStagingFileDataProvider(SourceStream);

_STAGING = TnmStagingCSharp.Src.Staging.Staging.getInstance(provider);

To use the EOD algorithm (in separate files) use the EodDataProvider. This option requires that you have the Algorithm files (JSON) in a directory named Algorithms\EOD_public.

using TNMStagingCSharp.Src.Staging.Eod;

TNMStagingCSharp.Src.Staging.Staging _STAGING;
_STAGING = TNMStagingCSharp.Src.Staging.Staging.getInstance(EodDataProvider.getInstance(EodVersion.LATEST));