… with the presence of axillary lymph node involvement. The histological tumour type has
also been correlated with axillary lymph node involvement with favourable tumour types …

… However, the significance of nodal metastasis is poorly understood. Late in the 19th … cancer
spreads first to the axillary lymph nodes and then to distant sites. Thus, nodal metastasis was …

… clinical and pathological factors predictive for axillary lymph node metastasis (ALNM) in
patients with early breast cancer and to build a model to portend lymph node involvement. …

… , “sonography” OR “ultrasound” AND “axillary”) and a manual search of … axillary metastases.
The gold standard required was axillary lymph node dissection; we accepted sentinel node …

… to be better than that of breast cancer patients with axillary nodal metastasis.'; ' In Owen's …
nodal metastases in the axilla." Our results also indicate the extent of the nodal involvement to …

… from extensive surgery, axillary lymph node dissection (ALND) remained part of the
treatment regimen to detect nodal disease. Axillary lymph node metastases were considered an …

The importance of axillary node status in the prognosis of breast cancer led the authors to
conduct a prospective study comparing the value of clinical examination with ultrasound (US) …

… There were no axillary lymph node metastatic … of axillary lymph node metastases of 0%
to 3.5% 14 ,32 ,34 ,37 -44 in patients with and without suspicious, palpable axillary nodes. …

… risks of axillary lymph node involvement and the effectiveness … The risk of axillary lymph node
involvement is substantial for … /11 axillary dissection or moderate-dose axillary radiotherapy …

… Furthermore, it lowers the risk of axillary lymph node recurrence.19, 20 However, due to the
… Approximately 23% of the 918 patients in this study had axillary lymph node involvement. …