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Treatment Response, Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocytes and Clinical Outcomes in Inflammatory Breast Cancer-Treated with Neoadjuvant Systemic Therapy.

Maxim De SchepperHa-Linh NguyenFrançois RichardLouise RosiasFlorence LereboursRoman VionFlorian ClatotAnca BerghianMarion MaetensSophia LeducEdoardo IsnaldiChiara MolinelliMatteo LambertiniFederica GrilloFrancesco RaveraLuc DirixKevin PunieHans P M W WildiersAnn SmeetsInes NevelsteenPatrick NevenAnne-Vincent SalomonLarsimont DenisCaroline DuhemPatrice ViensFrançois BertucciElia Mario BiganzoliPeter B VermeulenGiuseppe FlorisChristine Desmedt
Published in: Cancer research communications (2024)
IBC is a rare, but very aggressive type of breast cancer. The prognostic role of pCR after systemic therapy and the predictive value of sTILs for pCR are well established in the general breast cancer population; however, only limited information is available in IBC. We assembled the largest retrospective IBC series so far and demonstrated that sTIL is predictive of pCR. We emphasize that reaching pCR remains of utmost importance in IBC.
Keyphrases
  • real time pcr
  • lymph node
  • oxidative stress
  • squamous cell carcinoma
  • peripheral blood
  • mesenchymal stem cells
  • health information
  • radiation therapy
  • young adults
  • breast cancer risk
  • bone marrow