A retrospective study of breast carcinoma: Causes of death and pattern of metastases

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Autopsy reports and clinical request forms between March 1973 and September 1986 were reviewed for patients with a clinical history of breast carcinoma. During this period 85 cases were identified. The causes of death and metastatic pattern of the breast carcinoma were recorded. Only 25 (29%) of these patients died as a direct consequence of this disease. Of the 85 cases in total, 28 were thought clinically to have died as a result of breast carcinoma but autopsy confirmed these findings in only 21 (75%). © The Macmillan Press Ltd., 1989.

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Parham, D. M., & Robertson, A. J. (1989). A retrospective study of breast carcinoma: Causes of death and pattern of metastases. British Journal of Cancer, 60(3), 394–396. https://doi.org/10.1038/bjc.1989.292

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