论文信息 - Relationship between primary breast tumor receptor status and patient survival

Relationship between primary breast tumor receptor status and patient survival

For a minimum of 30 months, 250 women who underwent mastectomy for primary breast cancer have been followed up. ER status has had a pronounced effect upon disease‐free interval and survival: in patients with node involvement ER‐positive (ER+) tumors carry a better prognosis.

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