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Comparison of multiple oncotype DX® from the same patient
Ashley D Marumoto1, Srivarshini C Mohan1, Stephanie A K Angarita1
1Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Department of Surgery, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
Abstract:
For women with breast cancer in whom multiple Oncotype DX® Recurrence Scores (RS) are obtained, RS concordance utilizing current NCCN recommendations has not been evaluated. Patients with two or more RS were identified. RS were stratified by NCCN guidelines and compared for concordance. Twenty-four patients were evaluated. RS concordance varied by tumor type: 100% in the same tumor, 91.7% in multiple ipsilateral tumors, 71.4% in contralateral tumors, and 66.7% in in-breast recurrent tumors. RS concordance for multiple assays in the same patient is not high enough to omit Oncotype DX® testing for each tumor.
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