Sentence examples for definition of breast from inspiring English sources

The definition of breast tumors that are 'triple negative', i.e., lack of expression of ER, PR and HER2, largely overlap with that of basal-like tumors and is sometimes used as a proxy for the latter.

We used the DBCG definition of breast cancer recurrence as any type of breast cancer subsequent to the initial course of therapy (Andersen and Mouridsen, 1988).

5 Therefore, breast awareness has a key role in early presentation and it is this definition of breast awareness that was adopted for the study.

We note that the NNIS definition of breast procedure includes four less extensive procedures, including open biopsy and lumpectomy, that we did not study (24 ).

The International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision (ICD-9 /ICD-10 ICD-9 /ICD-10 breast cancer was usedefinitionnderlying cause of death.

Despite choosing a sensitive search strategy and a very broad definition of "breast cancer screening", only few single-center cohort studies analyzing breast ultrasound in the framework of breast cancer screening could be identified.

Table  1 shows the different definitions of breast cancer subtyping as well as the number of cases per group.

At the 13th St Gallen International Breast Cancer Conference in 2013, an international expert panel reviewed the clinicopathological surrogate definitions of breast cancer subtypes [ 1].

The characteristics of the patients and tumours is shown in Table 1, with the following definitions of breast cancer stage III: no tumor is found in the breast.

However, current histologic definitions of breast cancer largely reflect the tumor subtypes uncovered by Sorlie and colleagues; for instance, the basal tumors reflect the estrogen receptor (ER -negative subtypER -negativehe luminal tumorsubtypect the ER-positive subtype.

Although there is still no clear definition of 'young' breast cancer patients (ranging from 30 y to 45 y), the relationship of young breast cancer patients and breast cancer subtype remain great interest for investigation.