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Among patients with osseous metastases, breast cancer (BC) patients typically have the best prognosis. In the palliative setting, BC is often considered a single disease, but based on receptor status… Click to show full abstract
Among patients with osseous metastases, breast cancer (BC) patients typically have the best prognosis. In the palliative setting, BC is often considered a single disease, but based on receptor status there are four distinct subtypes: luminal A (LA), luminal B (LB), triple negative (TN), and HER2‐enriched (HER2). We hypothesize that survival and palliative outcomes following palliative RT for osseous metastases correlate with breast cancer subtype (BCS).
Keywords:
cancer subtype;
breast cancer;
osseous metastases;
cancer;
survival palliative
Journal Title: Cancer Medicine
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Cancer Medicine
Year Published: 2020
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