Redefining the HER2 Oncobiomarker: A Relevant Case Report
Journal Title: Journal of Oncobiomarkers - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
In multiple studies anti HER2 therapy combined with chemotherapy demonstrated a marked improvement in disease free survival as adjuvant therapy and as treatment for metastatic breast cancer compared to chemotherapy alone for patients with tumors defined as being HER2 positive [1]. Because of these remarkable results, an expert ASCO/CAP panel in 2013 expanded the definitions of HER2 positive tumors with the hope of allowing more patients to receive and potentially benefit from receiving anti HER2 therapy [2].
Authors and Affiliations
Steven Sorscher
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