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Invasive carcinoma(nst) ductal -grade1
Petct normal no lymph or vascular activity. Done after biopsy t1n0mx stage 1 right breast -her2 neu negative/ er+ pr+ for 40yo of <2cm lesion.
What are the possibility of treatment plans( kind of surgery , radiation enough or chemo needed) how many cycles , total time to recover and expenses . General information is ok to plan next steps and family logistics/support etc.
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Dr. Savio James
Radiation Oncologist
8 yrs exp
Cochin
Breast conservative surgery - removal of only the tumor with margin not the whole breast , followed by radiation will be the best choice treatment
After surgery based on the post operative status we have decide on the adjuvant chemotherapy , y risk stratification based on algorithm should be considered for deciding on that .
Since the markers are positive adjuvant endocrine therapy is a must and should be started after surgery .
Since the patients age is 40 only , genetic testing should be done , that will helpful for the patient as well as family members.
You can consult with the copy of above reports if you need any clarification.
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