Current status of high dose chemotherapy in breast cancer.

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To date, no definite answers are available to the initial question, whether or not HDCT and ASCT can improve quantity or quality of life. Completing the available prospective, randomized phase III studies; using HDCT earlier in the course of treatment; applying drugs that are active breast cancer; comparing the experimental treatment to standard therapy; and using appropriate sample size to detect clinically meaningful and statistically significant differences are all paramount requirements to answer the question successfully. Within the next few years, a number of European [13] and two Canadian Studies [6, 14] that are currently accruing patients, will contribute versus important information regarding the role of HDCT and ABMT for breast cancer.

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Glück, S., & Stewart, D. (2000). Current status of high dose chemotherapy in breast cancer. Przegla̧d Lekarski.

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