Figure 3 from Determinants and Effectiveness of Extending the Duration of Adjuvant Hormone Therapy beyond 5 Years in Patients with Breast Cancer

<p>Prevalence of extended therapy among patients who finished 5-year adjuvant hormone therapy, by whether recommended to extend therapy by the Swedish National Clinical Guideline, 2010 to 2020. Note: 365 of 504 patients who met the criteria to extend adjuvant hormone therapy in the clinical gu...

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Tác giả chính: Erwei Zeng (14958443) (author)
Tác giả khác: Wei He (14958446) (author), Arvid Sjölander (14958449) (author), Jenny Bergqvist (14958452) (author), Kamila Czene (14958455) (author)
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Tóm tắt:<p>Prevalence of extended therapy among patients who finished 5-year adjuvant hormone therapy, by whether recommended to extend therapy by the Swedish National Clinical Guideline, 2010 to 2020. Note: 365 of 504 patients who met the criteria to extend adjuvant hormone therapy in the clinical guideline extended their therapy after finishing 5-year adjuvant hormone therapy, and 993 of 3,727 patients who did not meet therapy extension criteria extended their therapy after finishing 5-year adjuvant hormone therapy. *, Patients with the following characteristics are recommended to extend adjuvant hormone therapy beyond 5 years by the Swedish National Clinical Guideline: during 2010 to 2014, postmenopausal women with lymph node–positive tumor and treated with tamoxifen during the first 5 years, which is consistent with ASCO guideline 2010 and ESMO guideline 2010; during 2015 to 2017, further including premenopause women with lymph node–positive tumor and treated with tamoxifen during the first 5 years, which is consistent with ASCO guideline 2014 and ESMO guideline 2015; during 2018 to 2020, further including postmenopause women with lymph node–positive tumor and treated with aromatase inhibitors during the first 5 years, which is consistent with ASCO guideline 2018.</p>