Multimodality Treatment of Locally-Advanced Breast Cancer Using 6.3 MeV Fast Neutrons and Quality of Life in Patients in Long-Term Follow-Up

Zhanna Startseva; Ludmila Musabaeva; Valerij Lisin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1084.406

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Multimodality Treatment of Locally-Advanced Breast Cancer Using 6.3 MeV Fast Neutrons and Quality of Life in Patients in Long-Term Follow-Up

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The purpose of the study is to present the 10-year results of the combined modality treatment with the use of neutron-photon therapy for patients with T_2-4N_0-2M₀locally advanced breast cancer (LABC). The study involved 246 LABC patients (T_2-4N_0-2M₀). Analysis of long-term results of multimodality treatment of patients with primary LABC has shown that preoperative neutron therapy is the most effective in the presence of multicentric tumors, radioresistance to neoadjuvant chemotherapy and other adverse prognostic factors.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1084)

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406-408

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January 2015

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Zhanna Startseva, Ludmila Musabaeva, Valerij Lisin

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Locally Advanced Breast Cancer, Neutron-Photon Therapy

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