Kutateladze T O, Moroshkin I B, Portnoĭ S M
Sov Med. 1989(11):16-9.
A total of 120 cases with Stages I (n = 32) and IIa (n = 88) mammary carcinoma who later developed metastases to the bones are analyzed. The authors come to a conclusion that the time course of the metastases development directly depends on the tumor process stage. Postoperative thiophosphamide chemotherapy is the most effective method for the prevention of metastases to the bones; postoperative radiotherapy is conducive to a most rapid dissemination of the metastases in the bones.
