Currently, all breast cancers should be tested for expression, or detectable effect, of the estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR) and HER2/neu proteins.
These tests are usually done by immunohistochemistry and are presented in a pathologist's report. The profile of expression of a given tumor helps predict its prognosis, or outlook, and helps an oncologist choose the most appropriate treatment. More genes and/or proteins may be tested in the future.
good article here, and also I know a bout breast cancer now. am a woman...thank u a bunch for the info!
ReplyDeletethat's so scary to me....... surgery!!!,maybe not now.
ReplyDeletehmmm, i don't lke surgery...
ReplyDeleteso scary....
luckyly i am a man not a women....
do the breast cancer attack the man too???
waw... cancer huh...
ReplyDeletebecarefull this disease can very harm
thats scare
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