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May 2, 2013

Editor-in-Chief: Gian Paolo Andreoletti, MD

 

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  •   "Even in women with breast tumours of excellent prognosis, local recurrence after conservative surgery without adjuvant therapy is very high " -  Share your opinion on LinkedIn

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  • 1981 - Umberto Veronesi, National Cancer Institute, Milan, Italy: "A number of different factors may explain the progressive development of new procedures for conservative treatment of breast cancer. The first factor is a better understanding of the natural history of breast cancer and of the fact that the results of treatment are influenced more by distant spread when it occurs than by local or regional control of the disease. The second is the discovery of increasing numbers of cancers of minimal dimensions by means of new diagnostic techniques, especially mammography. The third is the more pressing demand for less mutilating procedures and the increasing requests from patients to be informed of the various possible treatments, including the conservative techniques. Finally, there is a widespread belief that if a conservative treatment could be offered to women with early breast cancer, it would represent a tremendous tool for publicizing self-examination of the breasts and alertness in seeking medical advice at the first appearance of a lump in the breast". (Veronesi U et al.: "Comparing radical mastectomy with quadrantectomy, axillary dissection, and radiotherapy in patients with small cancers of the breast", N Engl J Med.1981Jul 2;305(1):6-11)

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