英文摘要 |
For early breast cancer, the use of adjuvant systemic therapy is responsible for the reduction in relapse and cause-specific mortality from breast cancer. The recent advances for early breast cancer treatment include the incorporation of taxanes to anthracycline as highly efficacious adjuvant chemotherapy regimen and development of genomic and molecular platform to predict outcome and benefit from adjuvant treatment. By the effort of many clinical trials, the current adjuvant chemotherapy regimens can be categorized to first, second and third generation regimens. With the development of prediction platforms, the patients and treating physicians can pick up the optimal treatment. For metastatic breast cancer, multiple chemotherapeutic agents exist that are active and tolerable for this patient population, leading to prolongation of survival and palliation of symptoms. Recent advances in chemotherpay have refined optimal combinations to enhance efficacy and minimize toxicity, and the addition of new agents, including nanoparticle albumin-bound paclitaxel, ixabepilone and eribulin mesylate have broadened the available selection of therapies. Herein, we review recent progress of chemotherapy use for early and metastatic breast cancer. |