Morphological features of tumor in different treatment options for patients With Locally Advanced Breast Cancer
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Morphological structure, locally advanced breast cancerAbstract
Despite significant advances in the early diagnosis and treatment of locally advanced breast cancer, 60–65% of the Republic of Uzbekistan is accounted for by locally advanced breast cancer and its mortality rate is high. The morphological structure of breast cancer is important for the prognosis of the disease. On cell membranes there are special cytoplasmic proteins - receptors, which, when combined with hormones, can affect the rate of division of tumor cells. In terms of the choice of treatment options and the assessment of the forecast, some molecular genetic parameters of the tumor are important, among which, first of all, the hormonal status of the tumor (ER / PR), HER-2 / neu, p53, Bcl-2, Ki-67
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