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Adjuvante Behandlung des primären Mammacarcinoms

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Mammacarcinom

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Ziel adjuvanter chemotherapeutischer Behandlungsmaßnahmen ist die Eradikation verborgener lymphogener und insbesondere hämatogener Mikrometastasen, die sich nach der Entfernung des Primärtumors und der axillären Lymphknoten noch im Organismus befinden können. Nachbeobachtungen von Patientinnen, die vor 20 Jahren adjuvant medikamentös behandelt worden waren, zeigen, daß etwa 5 bis 8% aller Frauen durch die systemische Therapie zusätzlich geheilt werden können, was einer Senkung der zu erwartenden Mortalität um 15–25% entspricht. Die Heilungsquote liegt um so höher, je geringer die primäre Tumorausdehnung ist. Vielversprechend sind zusätzliche Therapieverfahren, wie die Gabe von Bisphosphonaten, von Antikörpern, die gegen Tumorzellen, Wachstumsfaktor-Rezeptoren oder Onkogenprodukte gerichtet sind, oder in Zukunft vielleicht von Medikamenten, die die Tumorangiogenese unterdrücken.

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Possinger, K., Große, Y., Senn, HJ. (1999). Adjuvante Behandlung des primären Mammacarcinoms. In: Zielinski, C., Jakesz, R. (eds) Mammacarcinom. Onkologie heute. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6402-0_5

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