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Levon Badalyan
Mar 29, 2019
I would treat her as Tiple Negative adding Carboplatin to Taxane even regardless BRCA. usually we treat aggressive phenotypes Neoadjuvantly, to obtain tumor response. I would not recomment pregnancy in the near 5 years.
sehrish sarwar
Mar 31, 2019
It would be appropriate to treat her as triple negative and incorporate platinums with taxane. Moreover if she wants to get pregnant we can continue her on tamoxifen and zoladex for 2 years and then discontinue it and give her the time to get preganent after 6 months of discontinuation of hormonal treatment.
Khalid Akhtar
Apr 01, 2019
Yes she can be treated, triple negative Breast Cancer employing Platinum with taxanes. She can have three years of tamoxifen & Zoladex late. For future pregnancy if she remains recurrence free then stop hormonal treatment and can have pregnancy.
Dr.kawyba A.A.A
Apr 01, 2019
Thanks
Would recommend dose dense or q3 weeks?
ARVIND KUMAR
May 08, 2019
Dose dense therapy
Apr 18, 2024
Pending Moderator approval.
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Levon Badalyan
Mar 29, 2019
sehrish sarwar
Mar 31, 2019
Khalid Akhtar
Apr 01, 2019
Dr.kawyba A.A.A
Apr 01, 2019
ARVIND KUMAR
May 08, 2019
Apr 18, 2024
Pending Moderator approval.