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Guideline
. 2003 Aug;89 Suppl 1(Suppl 1):S17-31.
doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6601081.

Summary version of the Standards, Options and Recommendations for nonmetastatic breast cancer (updated January 2001)

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Summary version of the Standards, Options and Recommendations for nonmetastatic breast cancer (updated January 2001)

L Mauriac et al. Br J Cancer. 2003 Aug.
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Figure 1
Diagnosis–clinically detectable breast abnormality.
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Figure 2
diagnosis–impalpable mammographic abnormality.
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Figure 3
Impalpable operable tumour–locoregional treatment.
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Figure 4
Operable impalpable tumour–locoregional treatment.
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Figure 5
Operable impalpable tumour–locoregional treatment.
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Figure 6
Operable palpable tumour–locoregional treatment.
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Figure 7
Operable palpable tumour–locoregional treatment.
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Figure 8
Operable palpable tumour–locoregional treatment.
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Figure 9
Operable palpable tumour–locoregional treatment.
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Figure 10
Operable tumour–indication for nodal radiotherapy.
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Figure 11
Palpable tumour, breast-conserving surgery not possible.
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Figure 12
Palpable tumour, breast-conserving surgery not possible–local treatment after neoadjuvant radiotherapy.
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Figure 13
Palpable tumour, breast-conserving surgery not possible: modified radical mastectomy.
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Figure 14
Operable tumour–adjuvant treatment.
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Figure 15
Operable tumour–adjuvant medical treatment (N+ve, premenopausal woman or ⩽50 years old).
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Figure 16
Operable tumour–adjuvant treatment (N+ve, postmenopausal woman or >50 years old).
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Figure 17
Operable tumour–adjuvant medical treatment (N−ve, premenopausal woman or ⩽50 years old).
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Figure 18
Operable tumour–adjuvant medical treatment (N−ve, postmenopausal woman or >50 years old).
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Figure 19
Palpable tumour, breast-conserving surgery not possible–local treatment after neoadjuvant treatment.
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Figure 20
Palpable tumour, breast-conserving surgery not possible–local treatment after neoadjuvant radiotherapy.
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Figure 21
Standard follow-up.

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