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HomeImpact FactorIs breast conservation a reasonable option for women with BRCA-associated breast cancer?

Is breast conservation a reasonable option for women with BRCA-associated breast cancer?

Mark Robson

1 March 2007 Impact Factor 0

Number 17

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A recent study has shown that women with BRCA mutations are as likely to achieve local control with breast-conserving treatment as women without mutations, but have increased long-term risk of ipsilateral and contralateral breast cancer.

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