Ovarian function suppression: To what extent is it necessary for premenopausal patients with operable hormone-sensitive breast cancer?
The use of tamoxifen is conventional adjuvant hormone therapy in premenopausal patients with receptor-positive breast cancer. Clinical trials demonstrating the benefits of ovarian function suppression as adjuvant treatment had an ambiguous interpretation. There is no scientific evidence favoring the...
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