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Das Mammakarzinom ist ein Malignom, das fast ausschließlich durch Fernmetastasierung und nicht durch lokales Tumorwachstum zum Tode führt. Rund 60% aller Patientinnen mit Mammakarzinom entwickeln innerhalb von zehn Jahren nach der primären Therapie Metastasen (Seidman, 1969). Langfristig können nur etwa 25% aller Patientinnen mit Mammakarzinom definitiv geheilt werden (Welbourn U. Burn, 1972). Das Risiko, nach erfolgreicher Radikaloperation eines Mammakarzinoms infolge Fernmetastasierung zu sterben, besteht auch noch nach einer Beobachtungsdauer von mehr als 20 Jahren (Ederer etal, 1963; Whitney et al, 1964). Rund 75% aller Patientinnen mit diesem Karzinom benötigen daher zu irgendeinem Zeitpunkt eine palliative Behandlung in einem nicht heilbaren Stadium. Der klinische Verlauf des Mammakarzinoms ist sehr unterschiedlich. Einige Karzinome führen rasch zum Tode, unabhängig davon, welche kurativen oder palliativen Therapien eingeleitet werden. Andere zeigen sehr langsame Verläufe. Dazwischen liegen zahlreiche Krankheitsverläufe, die heute in zunehmendem Maße auch im metastasierenden Stadium objektiv und subjektiv günstig beeinflußt werden können. Die großen Unterschiede im Spontanverlauf des Mammakarzinoms machen es schwierig, ohne exakt definierte Kriterien die Wirksamkeit irgendeiner Behandlungsmethode zu bewerten.

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Brunner, K.W. (1982). Hormon- und Chemotherapie. In: Zuppinger, A., Hellriegel, W. (eds) Mammatumoren / Tumours of the Mammary. Handbuch der Medizinischen Radiologie / Encyclopedia of Medical Radiology, vol 19 / 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95377-4_16

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