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HER2/neu
testing of tissue response to estrogen/progesterone/HER2/neu receptors
+ receptors respond to hormone therapy & have better outcomes
tx options
surgery #1
chemo
EBRT
hormonal therapy
surgery
simple mastectomy - just breast tissue
total mastectomy - breast & fascia
modified radical mastectomy - fascia, maybe axillary nodes
radical mastectomy - pectoral muscles, full axillary dissection
extended radical mastectomy - all + IM node dissection
RT
tangents - breast, CW, maybe IM & axillary nodes
ant oblique sclav - sup IM node, tail of spence, SC nodes
PAB - superior axillary lymph nodes only
reduced field boost & e- boost
event divergence of anterior SC field into tangent
prevent match line fibrosis on skin & pulmonary fibrosis
split beam on SC field, 90 degree couch kick w. gantry rotation away from tangents, add sup. block on tangent fields, hand blocking divergence on skin
prevent divergence of PAB
increase dose to axilla w. intent to tx nodes/tissue
add inf. blocks to match field junction between anterior SC and tangent fields
bolus
inc. skin dose/scar dose
low in MV beams
breast ca may recur in skin as a nodule or derman lymphatic invasion
isodose distribution
hotspot near nipple, coldspot in area near base of brst
wedges used to prevent
chemotherapy
CMF - cyclophosphamide, methotrexate, 5-FU
CAF: cyclophosphamide, adriamycin (doxorubicin), 5-FU
hormonal therapy
tamoxifen: anti-estrogen therapy, low toxicity
oophorectomy: deproves ovaries of estrogens
prognostic factors
axillary node status
size: >4.5cm not candidate for brst conservation
age: younger = worse
hormone receptor status: inc. survival for ER+
stage
sentinel lymph node biopsy
radioactive/ blue dye around tumor site travels through lymph node
node tracked by geiger counter, node dissection is performed
5 year survival rate
overall: 89%
pos. nodes: 83%
regional spread/mets: 20%
can relapse 20+ years later!