
|Videos|June 6, 2017
Dr. Houber on the De-Escalation of Treatments for Breast Cancer
Author(s)Jens Huober, MD
Jens Huober, MD, professor of gynecologic oncology, Ulm University Hospital, discusses the de-escalation of treatments for patients with breast cancer.
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Jens Huober, MD, professor of gynecologic oncology, Ulm University Hospital, discusses the de-escalation of treatments for patients with breast cancer.
Both escalation and de-escaltation will play a role in the future of breast cancer. There are ongoing trials investigating the de-escalation of radiotherapy, explains Houber.
However, there will also need to be scenarios of escalation in patients with triple-negative breast cancer. What is currently being investigated is adding to cisplatin-based chemotherapy to increase the efficacy.
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