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Afkortingen
- BRCA
- BReast CAncer
- Gen dat betrokken is bij het ontstaan van erfelijke borst- en eierstokkanker.
- HST
- Hormoonsuppletietherapie
Definities
- Lobulaire
- Borsttumoren van het lobulaire type zijn ontstaan in de melkkliertjes en groeien meestal verspreid door de borst.
- Meta-analyse
- Een kwantitatieve methode om op basis van aanwezige informatie tot een globale conclusie te komen, bijvoorbeeld een nauwkeuriger schatting van de grootte van het effect van een behandeling of interventie.
- Prospectief
- ‘Vooruitkijkend’, op de toekomst gericht. Zie ook cohortonderzoek.
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