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Inavasive carcinoma in right breast
My mother right breast 3 cm lump and biopsy report invasive carnicoma can you tell me please what Is the treatment
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Would like to know the imaging reports (such as scans) to decide the further management plan.
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Kindly consult a surgical oncologist along with the patient for clinical examination and further evaluation, preferably with all imaging reports if already done, in order to plan subsequent management.
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Please remember that treatment of breast cancer is multimodality, not a single modality alone. It usually includes a combination of surgery, chemotherapy, and, when indicated, radiotherapy and endocrine therapy.
Therefore, adherence to the entire treatment protocol is essential for achieving the best possible outcome.
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Need to know further details like size of lump and if there are involvement of axillary nodes
Need to know about the mammogram report and if possible she might need a staging workup with a whole body PET CT.
The treatment will be based on stage as determined by PET CT.
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need to update regarding the mammogram report and also per scan report
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Based on the reports she might benefit from chemotherapy hormone therapy and targeted therapy and hence can proceed with staging scan followed by initiation of treatment
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Dr. Rohit Kashyap
Surgical Oncologist
14 yrs exp
Gorakhpur
Treatment involves surgery .
However few investigations are required before planning surgery, which will be advised by treating surgeon.
After surgery , the report of HPE will guide further management.
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Consult Surgical oncologist for treatment planning.
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