Metastatic Breast Cancer in Austria

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The present AGMT registry will provide accurate documentation of initial disease progression and initial tumour characteristics in patients with metastatic breast cancer in Austria. The data collected will include: median age at metastasis, median disease-free survival (DFS) between initial diagnosi...

The present AGMT registry will provide accurate documentation of initial disease progression and initial tumour characteristics in patients with metastatic breast cancer in Austria. The data collected will include: median age at metastasis, median disease-free survival (DFS) between initial diagnosis or first date of absence of disease and occurrence of metastasis, histological subtype of the primary tumour, initial TNM stage, grade and receptor status of the primary tumour, type and form of adjuvant therapy, pattern of metastasis and metastasis site. Characteristics that have a negative prognostic value are expected to be overrepresented in the metastatic patient group. Also, this AGMT registry is intended to assess the distribution pattern of these metastatic stage subtypes in Austria. Additionally, their influence on treatment strategy and outcome is to be studied. Furthermore, the frequency and tumour characteristics of breast cancer in male patients will be assessed and the influence of gender on treatment strategies identified. The AGMT breast cancer registry will conduct an exact analysis of survival data, thereby enabling accurate calculations of average survival duration in patients with metastatic breast cancer in Austria. Further parameters that reflect the quality or course of oncological treatment are the survival rates from the time of metastasis development at 1, 2 and 5 years after diagnosis. This AGMT registry is intended to investigate the response to various therapies in a real life population in relation to previous treatments, concomitant diseases and breast cancer subtype. The aim is to assess which therapies are used at which time point and on which disease subtype they depend.

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