ArticleOncoTargets and therapy2022
An Effective Hormonal Therapy for a Patient with Estrogen Receptor 1 (
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Abstract
Hormonal therapy is an important treatment option for estrogen receptor (ER)-positive patients with advanced ovarian cancer. Although ER overexpression has been previously used as an indicator for hormonal therapy, the clinical outcomes of advanced ovarian cancer patients receiving hormonal therapy remain unsatisfactory. Additional biomarkers for screening patients are needed to improve its efficacy. In this study, we reported a metastatic ovarian cancer case with estrogen receptor 1 (
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