Titlebook: Breast Cancer Survivorship; Consequences of earl Alistair Ring,Marina Parton Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 c

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Follow Up of Patients with Germline Mutations in High Risk Predisposition Genes population and may be affected at a young age. For a patient this can give an explanation as to why they have developed cancer but it can also indicate that they are at increased risk of further primaries..This chapter will review the genetic architecture of breast cancer and will consider how know

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Endocrine Therapystandard of care for the past 30 years, until aromatase inhibitors (AIs) proved to be superior in preventing disease recurrence and improving breast cancer mortality in post-menopausal women. Nevertheless, women with early breast cancer remain at risk of relapse for at least 15 years after diagnosis

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Identifying and Managing the Consequences of Treatment for Early Breast Cancerthe consequences of cancer treatments can be debilitating and distressing yet little is known about their experience of survival. The Recovery Package facilitates the identification and management of the consequences of treatment. This is achieved through the offer of a structured, person centered m

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Managing Loco-regional Complications of Breast Cancer Treatmentith early complications and side-effects which are dealt with by the treating teams in the immediate post-treatment period. However, this chapter discusses the medium- and long-term effects of surgery and radiotherapy, and in particular how these treatments may affect the breast and arm. Three main

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The Role of Surgery in Breast Cancer Survivorsly half undergo breast-conserving therapy (wide local excision/lumpectomy with or without radiotherapy) and the remainder undergo a mastectomy (removal of all of the breast tissue), with or without immediate reconstruction..However, even after primary treatment (which may include surgery, chemothera

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Management of Menopausal Symptoms in Breast Cancer Survivorsreatment compliance. The most effective treatments available using exogenous hormones are generally cautioned against in women with a history of breast cancer and management of such symptoms can therefore pose a challenge to the health care professional. This chapter focuses on the current options f

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