Meanings of axillary status in English

Patients were divided into groups according to the final pathologic axillary status.

Conclusion: In the vast majority of cases, the first three sentinel lymph nodes are sufficient to accurately assess the axillary status.

Its sensitivity and specificity in the analysis of axillary status can be extended to the evaluation of the internal mammary chain.

Women were stratified by post-PST axillary status, and survival outcomes were estimated and compared according to response in the breast and axilla.

CONCLUSIONS: Knowledge of axillary status is critical to current breast cancer management and cannot be foregone in the preponderance of patients with advanced breast cancer.