Delve into a curated selection of top research papers on breast cancer. This list offers valuable insights into the latest scientific discoveries and advancements made in understanding and treating breast cancer. Perfect for researchers, oncology professionals, and anyone keen on staying informed about this critical area of health science.
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P. Miglierini, S. Key, P. Dupré + 5 more
Translational cancer research
Intraoperative irradiation during BCS is a feasible and promising alternative to conventional external fractionated radiotherapy and should be taken into account before TARGIT is proposed to the patients.
With understanding so limited, is information on these genes even helpful?
A. Howell, D. Evans
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The content of the book has been completely re-organised from the first edition, and includes new topics on acquiring surgical knowledge, vascular access, principles of endoscopy, interventional radiology, assessment and monitoring of critical illness, aortic emergencies, and immunosuppression.
I am an undergrad here and given the discovery of BRCA-1 (the breast/ovarian cancer gene), I am wondering what to do ?
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Because breast cancer stem cells may be highly resistant to radiation and chemotherapy, the development of more effective therapies for this disease may require the effective targeting of this cell population.
Jia Li, Lei Shen, Xigang Xiao + 1 more
Chinese medical journal
A large number of women in China with a history of breast cancer have had their ovaries removed, and the results suggest that these procedures may have an adverse effect on women’s quality of life.
Muhammad Saad, M. Ullah, H. Afridi + 2 more
2022 16th International Conference on Signal-Image Technology & Internet-Based Systems (SITIS)
A transformer model, namely BreastUS Transformer, for Breast ultrasound Image Classification (BUIC), which incorporates self-attention and enables the automatic classification of breast ultrasound images into normal, benign, and malignant cases is proposed.
T. Ahern, B. Sprague, M. Bissell + 4 more
Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention
Even with adjustment for breast density, a history of breast cancer in both first- and second-degree relatives is more strongly associated with breast cancer than simple first-degree family history.
D. Mehrabani, Ail Manafi
World Journal of Plastic Surgery
The silicone implant applied for augmentation of the breast for aesthetic goals or post-lumpectomy or mastectomy was shown to have inflammatory, fibro Proliferate response and connective tissue disorders.
M. Bröker, J. Bekken, M. Reijnen + 1 more
Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde
Due to the atypical location, the diagnosis 'breast cancer in an accessory breast' is usually made in a late stage, and due to the small amount of breast tissue, invasion of skin or underlying tissue is more common.
H. Tristant
Annales de chirurgie plastique et esthetique
After breast reconstruction examination of the contralateral breast is therefore of prime importance due to the risk of bilateral cancer, and Xeroradiography provides the best images of operated breasts.
Anderson Jd
South African medical journal = Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir geneeskunde
A preliminary report on a study of the breast feeding habits of breast cancer patients and non-cancerous patients, after an attempt was made to match controls for parity and age.
Clinicians should be aware of the current screening recommendations so they can address questions patients may have about recommendation differences and to optimize early detection.
D. T. Quigley
Radiology
The mammary gland is an appendage of the skin that no longer act as other sweat glands do, but secrete under a certain stimulus a fluid which contains casein, fat, and sugar.
This chapter will look at the anatomy and physiology of the normal breast, the incidence and aetiology of Breast cancer, the risk factors of developing breast cancer,The diagnostic pathway, certain characteristics of breast cancer and the staging of breastcancer.
L. Ioannidou-Mouzaka, N. Agnantis, H. Mahera + 1 more
Journal de gynecologie, obstetrique et biologie de la reproduction
The authors have studied breast cancer in fatty breasts in an attempt to prove their observations that Wolfe's classification "N1" on mammography was not necessarily "normal".
Hiromasa Takahashi, Kenichi Watanabe, M. Takahashi + 3 more
Breast Cancer
It is suggested that metachronous bilateral breast cancer is associated with shorter disease-free survival than synchronous bilateral or unilateral breast cancer, although overall survival does not differ among the 3 groups.
M. Banyś, A. Hartkopf, N. Krawczyk + 4 more
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Biological mechanisms and clinical implications of tumor dormancy in breast cancer patients are discussed and stem cell-like characteristics that may be responsible for their long half-life and their suggested resistance to standard chemotherapy are suggested.
M. Pollán
Mètode Science Studies Journal: Annual Review
La situacion de esta enfermedad en el mundo y en nuestro pais, asi como los principales factores de riesgo are comentado.
M. Downing
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Despite certain gene testing capacity the best means to reduce mortality at a national rate is still through early detection and traditional preventive mechanisms, since screening an entire population for BRCA cancer predisposing mutations is not yet recommended.
Y. Chae, Ana Maria GONZALEZ-ANGULOb
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Functional proteomics is a rapidlyevolving field that will have "vast clinical implications in thenear future" in improving diagnosis through better classification of breast cancer and in predicting prognosis and response to different therapies.
M. Raja, A. Hubbard, A. Salman
Breast
Interval cancers are the middle spectrum between symptomatic and screen detected breast cancers and represent small cancers not detected at the time of screening and de novo cancers developing in the screening interval.
J. Boice, Elizabeth B. Harvey, Maria Blettner + 2 more
The New England journal of medicine
Radiotherapy for breast cancer contributes little to the already high risk of a second cancer in the opposite breast; the risk was significantly increased among women who underwent irradiation at a relatively young age (less than 45 years) and among older women (relative risk, 1.01).
In southern Africa it is now not uncommon to find breast TB in the setting of HIV infection, even though the breast is thought to be resistant to infection by mycobacteria.
I. Merckaert, Y. Libert, N. Delvaux + 1 more
Annals of oncology : official journal of the European Society for Medical Oncology
Physicians’ communication skills in addressing relatives could improve patients’ support and quality of life, as they could improve this adjustment of caregivers’ bad adjustment.
S. Benedict, G. Goon, J. Hoomani + 1 more
Cancer practice
Frequency of self-examination was related inversely to fear of breast cancer, and the development of educational materials developed specifically for daughters of women with breast cancer may be useful in diminishing the perception of an unrealistically high risk of developing breast cancer.
L. J. Hellerstein
JAMA
Understanding Breast Cancer is one of five educational CD-ROMs for patients and their families produced by ISM, Inc, demonstrating all the benefits one would expect from multimedia.
M. Thorat, D. Turbin, A. Morimiya + 6 more
Histopathology
The aim was to analyse AIB1 expression by immunohistochemistry and study its correlations with other prognostic variables in breast cancer and its effect on survival.
N. Arnould, O. Pouget, M. Gharbi + 1 more
Gynecologie, obstetrique & fertilite
Three cases of carcinoma of the breast in men are described with a review of the literature on risk factors and treatment with a view to establishing a database of these cases.
V. V. Kosyi, Косый Валентина Васильевна, A. Kedrova + 1 more
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The re-thinking of the problem of the initial stages of breast cancer and working-out the best possible approach to its treatment is discussed.
I. Faneyte, P. Kristel, M. Maliepaard + 4 more
Clinical cancer research : an official journal of the American Association for Cancer Research
There is no indication that elevated BCRP expression in breast carcinomas confers resistance to anthracycline treatment and expression was not detectable with immunohistochemistry.
E. NorAina
The Medical journal of Malaysia
A National Cancer Patient Registry-Breast cancer would be a tracking system form for breast cancer patients in Malaysia to help treatment outcomes and there would be useful for evaluating clinical management.
E. Nor Aina
The Medical journal of Malaysia
A National Cancer Patient Registry-Breast cancer would be a tracking system form for breast cancer patients in Malaysia to help treatment outcomes and there would be useful for evaluating clinical management.
Dr. Lawrence Broxmeyer
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It was found that first TB infection could be associated with the subsequent development of cancer; second that TB and malignancy may co-exist in some cases and third that similarities in the presentation of both diseases could easily lead to misdiagnosis.
E. Suh
Taehan Kanho Hakhoe chi
Findings of this study demonstrate unique cultural models of KIW related to breast cancer and its screenings, which are critical to understand and penetrate their barriers to Breast cancer screening.
Ibrahem H Kanbayti, Judith D. Akwo, A. Erim + 2 more
Diagnostics
Women with <20% breast density at breast cancer diagnosis demonstrate poor survival regarding the disease, and the impact of breast density on survival is not influenced by the method of measurement.
SV Barrett
The journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
The majority of patients present with potentially curative disease and surgery is the mainstay of treatment, and patients with metastatic disease can rarely be offered curative treatment, but improved quality of life and prolonged survival may be achieved with palliative treatment.
The present volume deals with the earlier period from the inception of the lectures in 1901 to A. Krogh's lecture on the capillaries in 1920; no prize was awarded in 1921; it contains the citations, presentation addresses, and biographies of eighteen Nobel Laureates.
In both women and men, the most common form of breast cancer begins in cells lining the milk ducts (ductal cancer), but cancer can also develop in the glands that produce milk (lobular cancer).
R. Kåresen
Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke
This chapter considers the cancers associated with the breast,Looking at the epidemiology, aetiology, diagnosis, and staging of breast cancers, including surgery, chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, and radiotherapy.
M. Begum, Ghazala Ruby, Rukhashan Khurshid + 1 more
The Professional Medical Journal
It was observed that the level of CA 15-3 and cathepsin D issignificantly increased in patients as compared to control subjects, and it was concluded that CA15-3 can be used as tumor marker especially in the 3 stage of breast cancer and also for monitoring the treatment.
The outlook on this age-old problem was dominated by considerations formulated more than half a century ago, but ROW the outlook has become more critical and hormonal treatment is only justified in cases which are demonstrably unsuitable for surgery or radiotherapy.
It seems to me that the surgeon who is always in doubt and who cannot separate the good from the bad is rather a danger to the community than otherwise.
J. Cassidy, D. Bissett, Roy A. J. Spence OBE + 3 more
Oxford Medicine Online
The pathology and genetics of lung cancer, with particular note of the driver mutations, are followed by the symptoms and signs of the disease, and appropriate investigations are described to stage the tumour.
Bellevue, the largest municipal general hospital in the country, offers an opportunity for intensive investigation and study of all types of cancer in all stages and in sufficient number to permit one becoming conversant with all phases of the disease.
The three greatest risks for developing breast cancer are “female sex, increasing age, and family history of breast cancer” (Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention, 2006, p. 1).
R. Paterson
Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Röntgenstrahlen und der Nuklearmedizin
The sample consists entirely of cases given radical radiation which were already stage 2. - j. e. had palpable, mobile, glands when first seen. Only a limited percentage of the primary growths, 14%, have resolved, but that fraction does, I believe, represent a real local cancer lethal effect. A greater fraction of the glands appear to have responded but we must keep in mind the known 20%, or so, of palpable nodes which later examination shows to be negative even in the simple operative case.
A chronology of key events leading to and after the publication of the Higgs boson genome, as well as individual cases:.
I would not wish to suggest that the post she applied for was in any way inferior, but it did strike me that more care was being taken over the selection of an assistant social worker than is taken with theselection of senior medical staff.