… survival curves for patients with ER+ or ER- and PR + or PR- tumors were virtually
indistinguishable. Overall survival in patients with cervical carcinoma is not influenced by … the …

… We suggest that these associations are possibly related to both estrogen and androgen
exposition. Taken together, these data are important because SCCE remains an important …

… [17]Similar observations have been reported in women by 3 groups of investigators.18,
19, 20Thus, there is convincing evidence that estrogens influence endothelial cell function, a …

… Although exogenous estrogen use in- The … patients who have estrogen before a diagnosis
of endometrial used exogenous estrogen are characterized cancer actually have a survival …

… DFS and survival of PF-treated patients in this study was made with those receiving PF in
two other NSABP protocols (B-05 and B-07). The similarity of DFS and survival resulting from …

… Estrogen receptor protein analysis showed 46 patients to be positive, 43 to be negative, and
20 to be borderline. Thirty-three patients … status influenced survival and DFS only in patients …

… In attempts to explain the protective effect of estrogens against cardiovascular disease, several
studies have exam¬ ined the influence of these agents on cardiovascular risk factors. The …

… survival rates of the four age groups (C45, 45-54, 55-64, 265) did not differ. However, the
overall survival of patients … depend on age to express its influence on survival, and any effect of …

… Hormone responsive breast cancer is usually determined by the presence of estrogen …
correlate with metastatic disease and if survival is influenced by metastatic receptor status. We …

… of initial therapy having less influence on survival in most patients. Receptor assays were
not performed. In this study the influence of DFI on survival of patients with recurrent breast …