A contralateral breast cancer (CBC) is today treated as an independent primary tumour, although recent data suggest risk and prognosis of CBC to be influenced by characteristics of and treatment given for the first tumour (BC1). We hereby investigate phenotypical and prognostic features of the second tumour (BC2) in relation to prior endocrine treatment and radiotherapy
Background: An increasing number of breast cancer (BC) survivors are at risk of developing contralat...
Women previously treated for primary operable breast cancer are at increased risk of developing canc...
breast cancer by approximately 30%–50%, with benefits probably limited to women with estrogen recept...
We aimed to investigate if characteristics of contralateral breast cancer (CBC) are influenced by ad...
Abstract Background Previous population-based studies...
It is unclear whether estrogen receptor (ER)-status of first primary breast cancer is associated wit...
BACKGROUND: It is unclear whether estrogen receptor (ER)-status of first primary breast cancer is as...
Compared with the breast cancer risk women in the general population have, breast cancer survivors h...
BACKGROUND: Although 2-20% of breast cancer patients develop a contralateral breast cancer (CBC), pr...
Of the nearly 185 000 US women who were expected to develop breast cancer in 2009 and the more than ...
The study was undertaken to determine the clinico-pathobiological characteristics in a series of 49 ...
Lobular primary breast cancer (PBC) histology has been proposed as a risk factor for contralateral b...
Abstract Background Although 2-20% of breast cancer patients develop a contralateral breast cancer (...
Population-based estimates are lacking for the temporal trends in the contralateral breast cancer (C...
Background An increasing number of breast cancer (BC) survivors are at risk of developing contralate...
Background: An increasing number of breast cancer (BC) survivors are at risk of developing contralat...
Women previously treated for primary operable breast cancer are at increased risk of developing canc...
breast cancer by approximately 30%–50%, with benefits probably limited to women with estrogen recept...
We aimed to investigate if characteristics of contralateral breast cancer (CBC) are influenced by ad...
Abstract Background Previous population-based studies...
It is unclear whether estrogen receptor (ER)-status of first primary breast cancer is associated wit...
BACKGROUND: It is unclear whether estrogen receptor (ER)-status of first primary breast cancer is as...
Compared with the breast cancer risk women in the general population have, breast cancer survivors h...
BACKGROUND: Although 2-20% of breast cancer patients develop a contralateral breast cancer (CBC), pr...
Of the nearly 185 000 US women who were expected to develop breast cancer in 2009 and the more than ...
The study was undertaken to determine the clinico-pathobiological characteristics in a series of 49 ...
Lobular primary breast cancer (PBC) histology has been proposed as a risk factor for contralateral b...
Abstract Background Although 2-20% of breast cancer patients develop a contralateral breast cancer (...
Population-based estimates are lacking for the temporal trends in the contralateral breast cancer (C...
Background An increasing number of breast cancer (BC) survivors are at risk of developing contralate...
Background: An increasing number of breast cancer (BC) survivors are at risk of developing contralat...
Women previously treated for primary operable breast cancer are at increased risk of developing canc...
breast cancer by approximately 30%–50%, with benefits probably limited to women with estrogen recept...