Impact of routine FDG-PET/CT on locoregional treatment decisions in breast cancer patients receiving preoperative systemic therapy

FDG-PET/CT staging before PST frequently identifies additional regional lymph node involvement, significantly altering locoregional treatment strategies in the majority.

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The Breast
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2025-04-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.breast.2025.104475
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Breast Cancer Treatment Studies
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Impact of routine FDG-PET/CT on locoregional treatment decisions in breast cancer patients receiving preoperative systemic therapy

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Abstract

FDG-PET/CT staging before PST frequently identifies additional regional lymph node involvement, significantly altering locoregional treatment strategies in the majority.

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