• La Tunisie médicale · Feb 2006

    [Prognosis of local recurrence of breast cancer in Tunisia].

    • Wassila Sahraoui, Adel Essafi, Hayet Laajili, Noureddine Haouas, Sihem Hmissa, Leïla Sebri, Sarhane Hraiech, Mohamed Bibi, Noureddine Bouaouina, Ben Ahmed Slim S, and Hédi Khairi.
    • Service de Gynécologie-Obstétrique, CHU, Farhat Hached Sousse.
    • Tunis Med. 2006 Feb 1; 84 (2): 97-102.

    ObjectiveTo evaluate locoregional recurrence rate of breast cancer, determine its anatomoclinical characteristies and discuss the available therapeutic alternatives.Patients And MethodsA retrospective study including 41 patients with LRR following modified radical mastectomy or conservative surgery of invasive breast carcinoma without metastasis, between January 1993 and December 2002.Results38 cases of LRR occurred after mastectomy and 3 cases after conservative surgery. LRR rate was 4.84%, mean follow-up 44.7 months. Mean age of patients was 45 years and LRR mean occurrence time-interval 22.4 months. Recurrence was parietal in 25 cases, mammary in 2 cases, and nodal in 14 cases. 18 patients had to be operated on.ConclusionPrognosis of breast cancer depends on distant metastasis. LRR constitutes the second major risk liable to influence the overall prognosis.

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