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Local recurrence after breast-conserving surgery and radiotherapy. Frequency, time course, and prognosis by Kurtz, J M, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Jacquemier, J, Pietra, J C, Hans, D, Pollet, J F, Bressac, C, Spitalier, J M

“…Mammary recurrences were studied in 1593 patients with Stage I and II breast cancer treated by macroscopically complete tumor excision followed by megavoltage…”
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The prognostic significance of late local recurrence after breast-conserving therapy by Kurtz, J M, Spitalier, J M, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Jacquemier, J, Hans, D, Bressac, C

“…Of 178 local recurrences occurring in 1593 patients with clinical Stages I-II breast cancer treated by conservative surgery and megavoltage radiotherapy, 71…”
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Is breast conservation after local recurrence feasible? by Kurtz, J M, Jacquemier, J, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Hans, D, Bressac, C, Spitalier, J M

“…The feasibility of conservative salvage surgery was addressed in a clinicopathologic study of the results of wide excision for 50 selected parenchymal…”
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Late breast recurrence after lumpectomy and irradiation by Kurtz, J M, Spitalier, J M, Amalric, R

“…For 276 patients with early breast cancer followed from 10-21 years after lumpectomy and radiotherapy, the recurrence rate in the treated breast was 15.6%, and…”
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Ductal carcinoma in situ (intraductal carcinoma) of the breast treated with breast-conserving surgery and definitive irradiation. Correlation of pathologic parameters with outcome of treatment by Solin, L J, Yeh, I T, Kurtz, J, Fourquet, A, Recht, A, Kuske, R, McCormick, B, Cross, M A, Schultz, D J, Amalric, R

“…To evaluate the pathologic characteristics of the primary tumor relative to local control, survival, and freedom from distant metastases, an analysis was…”
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Why are local recurrences after breast-conserving therapy more frequent in younger patients? by Kurtz, J M, Jacquemier, J, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Hans, D, Bressac, C, Spitalier, J M

“…The influence of patient age on risk of recurrence in the breast was retrospectively studied in 496 stage I-II invasive ductal carcinomas treated by…”
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Risk factors for breast recurrence in premenopausal and postmenopausal patients with ductal cancers treated by conservation therapy by Kurtz, J M, Jacquemier, J, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Hans, D, Bressac, C, Roth, J, Spitalier, J M

“…Risk factors for local failure were evaluated for 496 clinical Stage I-II patients with infiltrating ductal carcinomas (median follow-up, 71 months) treated by…”
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Breast-conserving therapy for macroscopically multiple cancers by Kurtz, J M, Jacquemier, J, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Hans, D, Bressac, C, Spitalier, J M

“…Of 586 unilateral stage I-II breast cancers treated with conservative surgery and radiotherapy, 61 patients were found to have two or more macroscopic tumor…”
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Salvage treatment for local recurrence following breast-conserving surgery and definitive irradiation for ductal carcinoma in situ (intraductal carcinoma) of the breast by Solin, L J, Fourquet, A, McCormick, B, Haffty, B, Recht, A, Schultz, D J, Barrett, W, Fowble, B L, Kuske, R, Taylor, M

“…The purpose of the present study is to evaluate the outcome of salvage treatment for local recurrence in the breast following the initial treatment of ductal…”
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Conservation therapy for breast cancers other than infiltrating ductal carcinoma by Kurtz, J M, Jacquemier, J, Torhorst, J, Spitalier, J M, Amalric, R, Hünig, R, Walther, E, Harder, F, Almendral, A, Brandone, H

“…Pathologic review of 861 Stage I and II breast cancers yielded 152 patients (18%) with histologic types other than invasive ductal carcinoma. All patients had…”
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Mammary recurrences in women younger than forty by Kurtz, J M, Spitalier, J M, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Bressac, C, Hans, D

“…The crude mammary recurrence rate was studied in 5-year age intervals for 1,382 Stage I and II breast cancer patients treated by conservative surgery and…”
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Contralateral breast cancer and other second malignancies in patients treated by breast-conserving therapy with radiation by Kurtz, J M, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Spitalier, J M

“…Metachronous contralateral breast cancers and other second malignancies were evaluated in 2,850 patients treated between 1960 and 1981 primarily with…”
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Results of wide excision for mammary recurrence after breast-conserving therapy by Kurtz, J M, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Spitalier, J M

“…Of 1,245 patients treated with breast-conserving surgery and radiotherapy for Stage I and II breast cancers, 118 required a secondary operation subsequently…”
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The second ten years: long-term risks of breast conservation in early breast cancer by Kurtz, J M, Amalric, R, Delouche, G, Pierquin, B, Roth, J, Spitalier, J M

“…A retrospective cooperative study was undertaken to analyze the fate of 300 clinical Stage I and II breast cancer patients who were alive and apparently cured…”
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Results of Salvage Surgery for Mammary Recurrence Following Breast-conserving Therapy by KURTZ, JOHN M, AMALRIC, ROBERT, BRANDONE, HENRI, AYME, YVES, SPITALIER, JEAN-MAURICE

“…A retrospective analysis was performed of 118 surgically treated mammary recurrences, occurring following primary conservative excision and radiation therapy…”
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How important is adequate radiotherapy for the long-term results of breast-conserving treatment? by Kurtz, J M, Amalric, R, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Spitalier, J M

“…The influence of radiotherapy dose parameters on longterm local control was studied in 134 clinical stage I-II breast cancer patients treated by tumorectomy…”
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Cesiumtherapy of breast cancer. A five-year report on 400 consecutive patients by Spitalier, J, Brandone, H, Ayme, Y, Amalric, R, Santamaria, F, Seigle, J

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Mammographically detected, clinically occult ductal carcinoma in situ treated with breast-conserving surgery and definitive breast irradiation by Solin, L J, McCormick, B, Recht, A, Haffty, B G, Taylor, M E, Kuske, R R, Bornstein, B A, McNeese, M, Schultz, D J, Fowble, B L, Barrett, W, Yeh, I T, Kurtz, J M, Amalric, R, Fourquet, A

“…Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) is increasingly detected as a nonpalpable lesion on mammographic screening performed for the early detection of breast cancer…”
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