Triple Negatif ve Her2 Pozitif Adjuvan veya Neoadjuvan Kemoterapi Alan Meme Kanseri Hastalarının Klinikopatolojik Özelliklerin Değerlendirilmesi
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2021Author
AYAR, YASİN
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Ayar Y. Evaluatıon of clınıco-pathological features of patıents wıth trıple
negatıve and her2 posıtıve breast cancer treated wıth adjuvant or neoadjuvant
chemotheraphy. Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine, Internal Diseases
Specialty Thesis, ANKARA, 2021 Aim: Breast cancer is the most frequently seen
malignancy in women. Clinical and pathological features of patients have an effect
on both the course and survival. Neoadjuvant therapy used for the treatment of triple
negative and Her2 positive breast cancer is recently increasing. In current study, it is
aimed to evaluate the clinical and pathological features of patients with Her2 positive
and triple negative breast cancer and to investigate the relationship of those
parameters with survival. Methods: A total of 364 patients diagnosed and treated
with breast cancer in Hacettepe University Medical Faculty Oncology Department
between date of 2000 to 2020 (203 triple negative – 161 Her2 positive/ 250 adjuvant
– 114 neoadjuvant) included into the study. Demographic features (age, age at the
diagnosis, menopause status), chemotheraphy protocols, pathological data
(pathological response status, ER/PR status, HER 2 status), hematologic and
biochemistry data of patients were retropspectively gathered. Survival analyzes was
achieved by using Kaplan Meier graphics and a Log-rank test was used while
comparing the survival duration among prognostic subgroups. Results: Patients were
separated both adjuvant and neoadjuvant chemotheraphy groups and according to
molecular subgroups. Both composite survival and disease free survival were higher
in group whom were Her2 positive and adjuvantly treated than in group with triple
negative (p=0.027). Disease free survival was longer in patients whom a complete
pathologic response (cPR) revealed (p=0.025). We evaluated parameters of NLR
(Neutrophil/Lymphocyte Ratio) – PLR (Platelet / Lmyphocyte Ratio) – AGR
(Albumin/Globulin Ratio) regarding their prognostic importance and their
relationship with survival. We did not detected significant relevance of the three
parameters with survival. Both composite survival and disease free survival was
worse in patients with high LDH levels. Conclusion: In studies, some inflammatuary
parameters like NLR – PLR – AGR – LDH have been found to play roles in
chemotheraphy response and to have prognostic importance for survival. Only LDH
was detected to be significantly related in our study. More researchs with respect to
parameters predicting the response to theraphy and affecting survival in breast cancer
are needed.