The Rush to Evaluate Response at the End of Treatment in Breast Cancer Patients Who Received Neoadjuvant Treatment: Which Tests are Effective in The Selection of Surgical Technique?

Introduction: Evaluating the treatment response after neoadjuvant therapy (NAT) is essential for determining the surgical approach and planning adjuvant therapy. A variety of imaging methods are available to monitor tumor response. Mammography (MG) and breast ultrasonography (US) combined with physical examination are the most commonly used assessment methods.

The effect of CEA/Albumin ratio in gastric cancer patient on prognostic factors.

Aim: Gastric cancer is an important disease worldwide with high mortality and morbidity rates. Novel targeted treatment approaches and recent improvements in immunotherapy have significantly improved survival. New indicators that can help determine the prognosis of stomach cancer have been of interest to researchers.