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ng general practitioners with up-tO-date useful information, has sponsored the production of this series of publications on organ based cancers, especially written for general practitioners. MICHEL RICHONNIER Coordinator of the" Europe against Cancer" programme, Commission ofthe European Communities, Brussels978-3-540-53102-9978-3-642-76054-9

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necessary to achieve its aim of reduc­ ing the incidence and the mortality from cancer in the European Community. General practitioners, because of their day-to-day direct and continuing contact with patients, playa role not only in primary prevention and education of patients, but also in motivatin

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Bernhard Felderer,Stefan Homburgarent skin retraction may be provoked (pushing a breast lump towards the chest wall with the patient standing and leaning forward may be useful). Gentle pressure of the areola may be needed to evidence non-spontaneous nipple discharge.

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Diagnosis and Stagingarent skin retraction may be provoked (pushing a breast lump towards the chest wall with the patient standing and leaning forward may be useful). Gentle pressure of the areola may be needed to evidence non-spontaneous nipple discharge.

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Adjuvant Systemic Therapytions related to its progression. This reality was the basis for the development of therapies aimed at reducing relapses and, hence, mortality of patients who were clinically disease free as a result of surgery. The basic hypotheses for the use of a systemic treatment are:

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Rehabilitationcer. It has been said that diagnosis of breast cancer may represent an overwhelming human crisis for the patient, for her family and also for her doctor. The rehabilitation process must, therefore, consider any physical damage to be corrected within the setting of this human crisis.