Marginally statistically significant treatment-by-age interactions appear to be emerging for survival and disease-free survival, suggesting that younger patients may benefit from preoperative therapy, whereas the reverse may be true for older patients ( Wolmark et al , 2001 ).
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Can breast MRI help in the management of women with breast cancer treated by neoadjuvant chemotherapy?
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The specificity of CE MRI was higher (eight out of 10), but, due to the small number of patients who did not respond to chemotherapy, this result did not reach statistical significance.