Nodal response to neoadjuvant therapy predicts prognosis of breast cancer patients with clinically positive internal mammary nodes

The dual achievement of IMN cCR and ALN pCR after NAT predicts exceptional outcomes. For patients with persistent IMN involvement after NAT, IMN dose escalation to ≥60 Gy significantly improved OS and RFS. These findings support individualized radiotherapy strategies based on nodal response.

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The Breast
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2025-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.breast.2025.104670
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Breast Cancer Treatment Studies
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Nodal response to neoadjuvant therapy predicts prognosis of breast cancer patients with clinically positive internal mammary nodes

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Abstract

The dual achievement of IMN cCR and ALN pCR after NAT predicts exceptional outcomes. For patients with persistent IMN involvement after NAT, IMN dose escalation to ≥60 Gy significantly improved OS and RFS. These findings support individualized radiotherapy strategies based on nodal response.

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