… dose level in the adjuvant chemotherapy of patients with node-positive primary breast cancer.
In: American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting; May 16-19, 1998; Los Angeles, …

… breast cancer patients is above 80% due to early prevention. In the recent decade, great
progress has been made in the understanding of breast cancer … advanced breast cancer patients…

… These patients are often considered to have a more aggressive disease and are often … of
all breast cancer patients reported in the American College of Surgeons Cancer Database from …

… often the first contact for patients with a new breast cancer diagnosis. Primary care physicians
should be familiar with the diagnostic workup for breast cancer and the basics of treatment. …

… This suggests that 18 % of all the breast-cancer patients may be regarded as cured of their
disease in the sense defined by Easson and Russell.5 An analysis of the causes of death in …

… three-quarters of hereditary breast cancer cases (5–10% of all breast cancer) and confer a
… Mammography does not show evidence of malignancy in 10% of patients with breast cancer…

… their effect on patient outcome such as breast cancer mortality. Important test characteristics
include sensitivity, specificity, safety, cost, simplicity, and patient and clinician acceptability. …

… and doctorÁ/patient communication on breast cancer patients’ quality of life. These
important factors in breast cancer care can be improved and should be regarded as a priority. …

… To establish the evidence base for care of breast cancer patients with arm edema, we
reviewed existing guidelines and literature. Published guidelines for breast cancer care primarily …

… Circulating tumour cells may also provide prognostic information in the early breast cancer
setting; patients with high circulating tumour cells have a higher risk of recurrence and death. …