Invasive ductal carcinoma of breast+bilateral thyroid carcinoma

Supraclavicular metastases mostly come from subclavian organs. The modified radical mastectomy can not remove the supraclavicular lymph nodes in the conventional sense, but it is relatively easy to remove the supraclavicular lymph nodes in the fifth region during the neck lymph node dissection of A cancer. If there are reports of lymph nodes in the 23456 region after thyroid cancer surgery, see if there is metastasis in the fifth region. It is speculated that the supraclavicular lymph node in this case report refers to the lymph node above the axillary vein, rather than the traditional supraclavicular lymph node.

If there is supraclavicular metastasis, the patient's life span is only one year at most, generally referring to patients with gastric cancer, intestinal cancer and pancreatic cancer. There are many treatments for breast cancer, and the prognosis is far better than the above cancers. I have seen a case of breast cancer patients with liver, lung and bone metastasis who lived for five years after chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, radiotherapy and targeted therapy, and it is not a case.

Ask the doctor, can you stop your mother's radiotherapy at present?

KI(+5% or so), is this KI KI67? If so, then this is an index to measure the degree of tumor increment, and the smaller the number, the better. 5% is good.

Chemotherapy 8 times, is there a dressing change in the middle? That is to say, the first four times epirubicin+cyclophosphamide, the last four times paclitaxel or docetaxel? If there is no dressing change, 6 or 8 times, the problem is not big.

From what you said, it should be a very regular big hospital, listening to doctors.