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Breast cancer treatment—current status
Postgraduate Medicine, 1983Loss of a breast to cancer can have a profound psychologic effect on a woman. Within the last few years, research in breast cancer has centered on trying to find procedures that are less mutilating than but just as effective as the conventional surgical procedures discussed in part 1 (page 126).
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The American surgeon, 1997
We wished to determine whether tamoxifen and local excision without breast radiation or axillary lymph node dissection provides adequate local and regional control of breast cancer in elderly women. The records of 36 women with breast cancer who were more than 70 years old and were treated only with tamoxifen and local excision from January 1985 to ...
S, Yeh, L R, Tan, T X, O'Connell
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We wished to determine whether tamoxifen and local excision without breast radiation or axillary lymph node dissection provides adequate local and regional control of breast cancer in elderly women. The records of 36 women with breast cancer who were more than 70 years old and were treated only with tamoxifen and local excision from January 1985 to ...
S, Yeh, L R, Tan, T X, O'Connell
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Segmental Mastectomy and Irradiation in the Treatment of Breast Cancer
American Journal of Clinical Oncology, 1988S E, Singletary, M, McNeese
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Multidisciplinary Science Journal
A 49-year-old female patient presented to the hospital with a lump in the right breast, which she had first noticed ten months ago. Fine needle aspiration cytology reported infiltrating ductal carcinoma. The patient requested a different anesthetic modality other than general anesthesia.
Samiksha Punekar +2 more
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A 49-year-old female patient presented to the hospital with a lump in the right breast, which she had first noticed ten months ago. Fine needle aspiration cytology reported infiltrating ductal carcinoma. The patient requested a different anesthetic modality other than general anesthesia.
Samiksha Punekar +2 more
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LOCATION OF THE EXCISION SITE FOLLOWING SEGMENTAL MASTECTOMY FOR ACCURATE POSTOPERATIVE IRRADIATION
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1986J W, Denham, M L, Carter
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The segmental mastectomy margin: Do millimeters matter?
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 1991openaire +1 more source
1999
Abstract : The operative treatment of primary breast cancer has changed. The radical mastectomy has been replaced by the modified radical mastectomy. Increasingly breast-conserving operations are being accepted as the standard of care. The logical culmination of the retreat from radical mastectomy is tumor extirpation without open surgical procedures ...
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Abstract : The operative treatment of primary breast cancer has changed. The radical mastectomy has been replaced by the modified radical mastectomy. Increasingly breast-conserving operations are being accepted as the standard of care. The logical culmination of the retreat from radical mastectomy is tumor extirpation without open surgical procedures ...
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