Titlebook: High-Risk Breast Cancer; Therapy Joseph Ragaz,Irving M. Ariel Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Breast Cancer.Brustkrebs.Kre

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Therapeutic Highlights of High-Risk Breast Cancer: Comments Related to Surgery, Radiotherapy, and Hosis to have a high propensity to metastasize locoregionally and systemically. The inability to cure this subset of patients by surgical resection alone led to the downfall of the Halsted doctrine, which was made obsolete by ample evidence indicating that the same results can be achieved by conservat

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Comments on Clinical and Therapeutic Aspects of High-Risk Breast Cancerical and biochemical characteristics that might predict prognosis. High-risk breast cancer can be defined as disease associated with a high incidence of relapse, both regional and distant, and early mortality. The ability to predict clinical behaviour is needed for the critical evaluation of the eff

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Role of Preoperative Therapy in High-Risk Breast Cancer: Review potentially beneficial effect of the systemic chemotherapy given before the definitive surgery. There is evidence from experimental and some clinical studies indicating enhancement of cell kinetics after noncurative cytoreduction [8, 12–14, 2b, 53, 55]. According to some data, these changes are del

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The Role of Surgery in the Treatment of Breast Cancer: Historical Review and Current Statuscer [1]. Surgery was usually combined with local applications of ointments, mysticism, and magic. The Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus (3600–2500 B.C., reconstructed by J. H. Breasted, the late director of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago [2], describes eight cases of breast tumors. A