Breast cancer in the Geriatric population
Therapeutic dilemma in the elderly stems from factors such as an advanced stage at presentation, a poorer prognosis despite a favourable biological phenotype with indolent ER positive tumours, co-morbidities that may preclude use of all available treatment options, and an inherent bias on the part o...
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| description | Therapeutic dilemma in the elderly stems from factors such as an advanced stage at presentation, a poorer prognosis despite a favourable biological phenotype with indolent ER positive tumours, co-morbidities that may preclude use of all available treatment options, and an inherent bias on the part of the physicians and patient/relatives in not initiating aggressive or toxic treatment [3] It is in the light of the above mentioned facts that we attempt to review the paper by Tan et al. |
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| subjects | Age Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal - therapeutic use Breast cancer Breast Neoplasms - drug therapy Breast Neoplasms - surgery Care and treatment Demographic aspects Female Geriatrics Humans Lymph Nodes - surgery Medical prognosis Oncology Population Practice Studies Tumors |
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