Locoregionally recurrent breast cancer: incidence, risk factors and survival.
Clemons, Mark Danson, Sarah Hamilton, T Goss, P
Clemons, Mark
Danson, Sarah
Hamilton, T
Goss, P
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Abstract
Locoregional recurrence (LRR) after therapy for early breast cancer is common. Patients with LRR can suffer both local consequences and symptoms of metastatic disease, as LRR is an independent predictor of subsequent distant metastases. Much of the available data on LRR is derived from small, single institution, retrospective studies, so marked differences in the incidence rates for LRR, it's risk factors and subsequent systemic recurrence are reported. The purpose of this review was to try and collate this data in a format that would be useful for both clinicians and their patients.
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2001-04
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Breast Cancer
Cancer Metastasis
Cancer Recurrence
Cancer Metastasis
Cancer Recurrence
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Article
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Locoregionally recurrent breast cancer: incidence, risk factors and survival. 2001, 27 (2):67-82 Cancer Treat. Rev.