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Would you consider surgical management of a TNBC primary after a patient has had radiographic resolution of oligometastatic disease?

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Medical Oncology · Northwestern Medicine Cancer Center at KishHealth

Randomized studies have revealed no advantage with removal of primary; however, there is a growing body of evidence in other cancers for treating oligo-metastatic disease with curative intent. Breast cancer is not colon cancer, etc but I feel the concept is novel and in the era of highly effective s...

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Medical Oncology · University of Hawai'i Cancer Center

A challenging case. The two major randomized clinical trials have shown no benefit of surgery in de novo metastatic disease. However, I still think that a fraction of patients may benefit from prolonged control of disease (disease-free). It is also true that there are patients with oligo liver met ...

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