Explain what is going on with breast cancer if a patient is in Stage III. What...
Explain what is going on with breast cancer if a patient is in Stage III. What is metastasis?
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In the third stage of breast cancer there is requirement to completely remove breast followed by chemotherapy and radiation ttherapy to assure destruction of possible carcinogenic cells, fragments/nuclei of cancer cell.
The metastasis is the satge of development of secondary malignant tumour growths away from the primary site of the cancer.
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