Incidence And Clinico Pathological Features of Triple Negative Receptors Status in Carcinoma Breast in Our Institution

DR. MATHAN SANKAR.S; DR. T. BABU ANTONY

Volume : VII, Issue : IV, April - 2018

Incidence And Clinico Pathological Features of Triple Negative Receptors Status in Carcinoma Breast in Our Institution

Dr. Mathan Sankar. S, Dr. T. Babu Antony

Abstract :

AIM OF THE STUDY:

To determine Incidence of Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) in Stanley, To analyze the ClinicoPathological features of Triple Negative east cancer and to compare it with reports from other regions of the world.

MATERIALS AND METHODOLOGY:

This was a prospective study was conducted in Department Of General Surgery in GOVERNMENT STANLEY MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL, CHENNAI. (October 2015 to September 2016). ALL NEW CASES OF CARCINOMA BREAST Patients were subjected to Trucut Biopsy for confirm of the diagnosis and receptor status, then itsclinico pathological features were analyzed and compared.

RESULTS:

Incidence rate Of Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) 28% is higher in our Study, Affecting younger females with no significant risk factors or family history, Associated with significant poor prognostic factors like Nodal spread positivity(83%), High grade tumor(59.6%), IntraDuctal Carcinoma type(94%), Lymphovascular invasion(58%) and metastasis(23%).

CONCLUSION:

This study Shows TNBC is Very Aggressive tumor with increasing incidence rate among SouthIndian Population and this finding throws more light on the need for treatment strategies to be better tailored to effectively treat the TNBC patients.