Elucidating Axillary Soft Tissue Involvement in Breast Cancer: Unveiling Metastatic Mechanisms and Therapeutic Perspectives

Die ipsilaterale Axillametastasierung des Mammakarzinoms erfolgt klassischerweise in die Lymphknoten. Bei einer kapselüberschreitenden Ausdehnung können diese Filiae in die erweiterte Umgebung der Lymphknoten einwachsen. Ein Befall dieses axillären Weichgewebes ist jedoch vermutlich auch hämatogen in Form der retrograden Metastasierung zirkulierender Tumorzellen möglich, wie ein britischer Forscher berichtet.

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Mammakarzinom: neue Erkenntnisse zur Axillabeteiligung

2024

TumorDiagnostik & Therapie

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Elucidating Axillary Soft Tissue Involvement in Breast Cancer: Unveiling Metastatic Mechanisms and Therapeutic Perspectives

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Mammakarzinom: neue Erkenntnisse zur Axillabeteiligung

Mammakarzinom: neue Erkenntnisse zur Axillabeteiligung

Neue Erkenntnisse zur Axillabeteiligung

Mammakarzinom: neue Erkenntnisse zur Axillabeteiligung

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