USING OF BINOMINAL METHOD FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINATION OF CONFIDENCE INTERVALS FOR PREDICTION OF INVASIVE DUCTAL BREAST CARCINOMA METASTASES

The study was performed using surgical and biopsy material based on histopathological study, which was conducted at the Chernivtsy Regional Clinical Oncology Centre. In the cases of verified diagnosis of ductal breast carcinoma was studied the size of the primary tumour node and metastasis in lympho...

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Published in:Eureka (Tallin) 2016-03, Vol.2 (2), p.24-29
Main Authors: Lazaruk, Alexandr, Davydenko, Igor
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Breast cancer
Confidence intervals
Metastasis
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Summary:The study was performed using surgical and biopsy material based on histopathological study, which was conducted at the Chernivtsy Regional Clinical Oncology Centre. In the cases of verified diagnosis of ductal breast carcinoma was studied the size of the primary tumour node and metastasis in lymphogenous features of regional lymph node according to classification system TNM. All cases were divided by categories T and N. Using statistical data was conducted the analysis in patients of verified diagnosis of ductal breast carcinoma in Chernivtsy region. We determined the features of metastasis to regional lymph nodes under according to the classification pTNM and confidence intervals calculated according to percent binomial method with p=0.05. After receiving the results the data were compared to predict metastasis. Using statistical data were conducted the analysis in women of Chernivtsi region with verified diagnosis of ductal breast cancer. We determined the features of metastasis classification according pTNM and confidence intervals of percent according to binominal method with p=0.05. All observations of histopathological conclusions were conducted on the basis of Chernivtsy Regional Clinical Oncology Centre.
ISSN:2504-5660
2504-5679
DOI:10.21303/2504-5679.2016.00090