ROLE OF AXILLARY SURGERY IN EARLY BREAST CANCER: REVIEW OF THE CURRENT EVIDENCE
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Auteurs : Andrew J. Spillane [Royaume-Uni] ; Nigel P. M. Sacks [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery [ 0004-8682 ] ; 2000-07-07.
Abstract
Background: Controversy continues to surround the best practice for management of the axilla in patients with early breast cancer (EBC), particularly the clinically negative axilla. The balance between therapeutic and staging roles of axillary surgery (with the consequent morbidity of the procedures utilized) has altered. This is due to the increasing frequency of women presenting with early stage disease, the more widespread utilization of adjuvant chemoendocrine therapy and, more recently, the advent of alternative staging procedures, principally sentinel node biopsy (SNB). The aim of the present review is to critically analyse the current literature concerning the preferred management of the axilla in early breast cancer and make evidence‐based recommendations on current management.
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DOI: 10.1046/j.1440-1622.2000.01838.x
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