From adjuvant to neo‐adjuvant chemotherapy in high‐risk breast cancer: The experience of the Milan Cancer Institute. Steiner award lecture 1992
From adjuvant to neo‐adjuvant chemotherapy in high‐risk breast cancer: The experience of the Milan Cancer Institute. Steiner award lecture 1992
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高危乳腺癌从辅助化疗到新辅助化疗:米兰癌症研究所 1992 年斯坦纳奖讲座的经验。
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
G. Bonadonna
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作者:
G. Bonadonna
During the past quarter of this century, resectable breast cancer has become the subject of innumerable clinical and laboratory investigations aimed at developing general strategies or specific treatments to reduce tumor mortality. This frequent and complex malignancy was definitely recognized as a potentially systemic disease only after the therapeutic results provided by the initial modern trials testing the value of adjuvant chemotherapy (Fisher et al., 1975; Bonadonna et al., 1976). From the early 1970s, the Milan Cancer Institute has progressively mounted a series of prospective controlled studies involving approximately 3,500 high-risk patients to answer specific biological and clinical questions. Details on patient selection, treatment modalities and survival results have been published (Bonadonna, 1992; Zambetti et al., 1992; Moliterni et al., 1991; Buzzoni et al., 1991; Bonadonna et al., 1990). This report summarizes the most relevant findings relative to our initial experience with adjuvant CMF in node-positive tumors (12 cycles, 6 vs. 12 cycles) and in node-negative tumors. It then updates subsequent adjuvant trials utilizing sequential chemotherapy, including adriamycin-containing regimens. More recent clinical studies involving primary (neo-adjuvant) chemotherapy and long-term iatrogenic morbidity will also be mentioned, giving some details.
影响因子:
11.2
作者:
B. Fisher;N. Gunduz;E. Saffer
通讯作者:
B. Fisher;N. Gunduz;E. Saffer