Publications by authors named "Leonardo Souto Oliviera"
Article Synopsis
- Breast cancer is a significant global health issue, and analyzing its impact in emerging countries like Brazil can help evaluate patient prognosis, quality of care, and resource allocation.
- In a study conducted in Sergipe, Brazil, the overall survival (OS) rate was 72% and cancer-specific survival (SS) was 75%, with independent factors affecting survival including treatment timing, cancer stage, and molecular classification.
- Better survival rates were seen in patients treated after 60 days, stage I patients, those without nodal metastasis, and luminal A classification patients, highlighting the need for tailored cancer care and comparisons with higher-income areas.
