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Early breast cancer is defined as tumours of not more than 5 cm diameter, with either impalpable or palpable but not fixed lymph nodes and no evidence of distant metastases.

Clinical practice guidelines for the management of early breast cancer, and associated topic-specific guideline updates, are designed to assist in decision making by women and their doctors.

Clinical practice guidelines

The following topic-specific guideline updates either replace or supplement chapters in the 2001 Clinical practice guidelines for the management of early breast cancer. Please note: these topic-specific guidelines are now available as online guidelines. Printed versions are still available while stocks last. To ensure you have the latest version, please refer to the online version.

 

Management of the axilla (supplement to Chapter 4):

Sentinel node biopsy (supplement to Chapter 4):

Other information on this topic

Bisphosphonates:

Chemotherapy (supplement to Chapter 6):

Other information on this topic

Hormonal therapies (supplement to Chapter 6):

Other information on this topic

Targeted therapies (supplement to Chapter 6):

Other information on this topic

Follow-up (supplement to Chapter 7):

Last Updated on Thursday, 12 January 2012 14:32  

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