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Nodal micrometastases in early stage breast cancer: two case reports
J. Reeder, S. Puhalla, V. Vogel
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Breast Cancer Online / Volume 12 / Issue 3 / March 2009

Published online by Cambridge University Press:

01 March 2009, e6

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March 2009
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The most important predictor of outcome for women with early stage breast cancer is the presence or absence of metastases in the axillary lymph nodes. In the era of sentinel lymph node biopsies and improved pathology techniques, micrometastatic disease can be diagnosed. The question of whether or not to treat these women as if they have nodal disease remains in doubt. In order to further explore this topic, we identified two cases of women with nodal micrometastases at our institution. A literature review of PUBMED and SABCS abstracts was then performed. In this article, we discuss our results and the emerging clinical debate about the management of nodal micrometastases.