Usage of "primary breast cancer"

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Cancer that originates in the mammary gland.

Ús de primary breast cancer en anglès

Background: Patients with high-risk primary breast cancer remain at high risk for relapse. 
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In contrast, the incidence rates of second primary breast cancer are largely undocumented. 
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Methods: FDG-PET was performed before surgery in 275 women with primary breast cancer. 
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Methods: BM aspirates from 137 primary breast cancer patients were included into the study. 
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Average age at diagnosis of first primary breast cancer had increased significantly since 1970. 
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COX-2 also correlated with VEGF expression in primary breast cancer. 
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Background: Tamoxifen treatment greatly reduces a woman's risk of developing a second primary breast cancer. 
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We conclude that mitochondrial response to metformin in primary breast cancer may define anti-tumor effect. 
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During the period under study, 205 women had a recurrence or new primary breast cancer. 
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Alterations of p53 are one of the most common abnormalities detected in primary breast cancer. 
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Fresh tumor samples were collected during surgery from 344 patients diagnosed with primary breast cancer. 
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Risk of second primary breast cancer after various types of nonbreast cancer was also computed. 
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In the current study, HLA-G expression in 58 primary breast cancer lesions was analyzed with immunohistochemistry. 
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Conclusions: Having a hormone receptor negative first primary breast cancer is associated with increased risk of CBC. 
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Bone scintigraphy of a 40-yr-old patient suffering from primary breast cancer suggested the possibility of diffuse metastases. 
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Discrepancies have been reported between HER2 status in primary breast cancer and micrometastatic cells in bone marrow. 
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Significats de primary breast cancer en anglès