Preoperative Peripheral Blood Count in Breast Carcinoma: Predictor of Prognosis or a Routine Test
作者： Amrit Pal Singh Rana , Manjit Kaur , B. Zonunsanga , Arun Puri , Amarjit Singh Kuka
DOI: 10.1155/2015/964392
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摘要: Background. Peripheral blood count is the first investigation to be done in every patient before surgery. As strong relationship exists between cancer and immune response of body, clinical stage at presentation altered hematological parameters can influence progression vice versa. Settings Design. It a case control study total 50 cases (35 carcinoma breast 15 benign disease). Methods. A was carried out; 35 patients were taken prior surgery chemotherapy with disease as control. Clinical staging according tumor, node, metastasis classification (TNMc) correlated complete (CBC). Results. All females overall mean age 47.96 ± 13.84 years. Amongst all parameters, correlation absolute lymphocytic (p value 0.001) TNMc found significant. Particularly, decrease leucocytic observed increase carcinoma. Conclusions. The stage-specific values counts preoperative used an economical tool know evolution disease.
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