Final results of a multicenter phase II clinical trial evaluating the activity of single-agent lapatinib in patients with HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer and HER2-positive circulating tumor cells. A proof-of-concept study
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M. Buyse | F. Puglisi | A. Leo | J. Stebbing | A. Minisini | M. Pestrin | L. Biganzoli | S. Gori | C. Tondini | C. Coombes | L. Gianni | A. Ravaioli | N. Battelli | S. Bessi | G. Masci | R. Marsico
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