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How would you approach treatment for a postmenopausal patient who was treated more than 5 years ago with AC-T for TNBC, and who now presents with ipsilateral, locally advanced, node-positive TNBC, but has severe residual neuropathy from prior taxane exposure?

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Medical Oncology · Mary Lanning Healthcare Morrison Cancer Center/University of Nebraska Medical Center Adjunct Faculty

Standard neoadjuvant chemotherapy for TNBC would have been anthracycline- and taxane-based regimens, with the addition of platinum agents (carboplatin or cisplatin) in high-risk cases to improve pathologic complete response (pCR) rates. However, in this case, further taxane use (including docetaxel)...

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How would you approach treatment for a postmenopausal patient who was treated more than 5 years ago with AC-T for TNBC, and who now presents with ipsilateral, locally advanced, node-positive TNBC, but has severe residual neuropathy from prior taxane exposure? | Mednet