Breast cancer mortality in Brazilian men: an age-period-cohort study
Mastology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
34
Опубликована: Апрель 4, 2025
Introduction:
Male
breast
cancer
is
a
rare
malignancy
whose
health
impacts
remain
unknown,
notably
in
countries
like
Brazil.
The
purpose
of
this
article
was
to
evaluate
mortality
Brazilian
men
by
an
age-period-cohort
study.
Methods:
This
ecological
study
evaluates
the
due
using
model.
Data
were
sourced
from
public,
open-access
database
DATASUS,
available
at
https://datasus.saude.gov.br,
covering
period
1996
2021.
Demographic
data
represent
total
population
males,
while
clinical
focus
on
patients
cause
death
coded
as
175
(ICD-9)
or
C50
(ICD-10).
effects
analyzed
following
classic
model
and
its
adaptations.
analysis
performed
R
4.4.0.
Alpha®
software.
Results:
It
noted
increasing
trend
with
aging,
peaking
over
80
years
old.
From
2009,
no
statistically
significant
changes
observed
hazard
ratio
(HR).
However,
2010
onward,
increase
HR
found,
reaching
peak
2020–2021
(HR
2.79634;
95%CI
2.37121–3.29770).
A
34
birth
cohorts
(1919–2011)
analyzed.
Cohorts
1919–1964
1981–2011
did
not
show
results,
those
1966–1979
exhibited
decreasing
HR,
lowest
seen
1979
cohort
0.91323;
0.83545–0.99825).
Conclusions:
identifies
growing
male
Brazil,
particularly
after
2010,
variations
across
cohorts.
Язык: Английский
Reply to Comment to: A Three-Dimensional Approach to Male Chest Enhancement: A Surgical Algorithm Based on 300 Cases
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 9, 2024
Язык: Английский
An in silico approach uncovering the competency of oncolytic human adenovirus 52 for targeted breast cancer virotherapy
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 2, 2024
Breast
cancer
remains
a
major
health
threat
throughout
the
world
specifically
in
women
above
30
years
of
age
however,
it
is
rarely
known
to
affect
men
as
well.
It
characterized
by
abnormal
division
cells
breast
tissue
resulting
development
malignancies.
Various
risk
factors
contributing
include
age,
family
history,
genetic
mutations
(chiefly
BRCA1
and
BRCA2
genes)
along
with
hormonal
imbalances
(oestrogen,
progesterone,
HER2).
Early
detection
which
can
be
obtained
through
frequent
rounds
self-examination,
mammographic
scanning,
clinical
assessment
plays
crucial
role
prevention
disease.
In
addition,
appropriate
diagnosis
assists
better
therapeutic
responses.
This
study
highlights
considerable
risks
associated
conventional
treatment
procedures
arise
increased
demand
advanced,
secure,
risk-free
alternatives.
Oncolytic
viruses
are
potentially
apparent
for
aim
improving
therapeutics
reduced
side
effects.
These
act
fundamental
agent
themselves
that
selectively
target
kill
malignant
without
harm
healthy
tissues.
The
key
objective
research
provide
evidence
Human
Adenovirus
52
potent
oncolytic
virus
highlight
its
capacity
eliminate
precision
while
causing
least
amount
Validating
in-silico
method
entails
evaluating
dependability
computational
modelling
contrasting
predictions
findings
from
experiments
rank
secondary
objective.
workflow
this
utilized
drug
designing
approaches
including
retrieval
tertiary
structures
both
Cancer
Type
1
Susceptibility
Protein
(BRCA1)
viral
protein,
their
validation
generating
Ramachandran
Plots
determining
favoured
amino
acid
residue
angles
prediction
active
residues.
Furthermore,
focused
on
molecular
dynamics
docking
proteins,
interpretation
interactions
between
docked
complex,
well
dynamic
simulations
(MD)
addition
MMGBSA
binding
energy
calculations.
A
successful
protein
provided
significant
score
329.2
+/-
24.3,
furthermore,
MD
showed
high
RMSD
peak
at
2.8
Å,
RMSF
were
maximum
3.5
Å
highest
protein-protein
interaction,
radius
gyration
was
stable
simulation
representing
elastic
stability
interaction
value
-
7882
kCal/mol.
Moreover,
calculation
results
notable
release
free
68.96
kCal/mol
demonstrating
effective
bond
formation
complex.
propose
effectiveness
treat
cancer.
selected
potential
candidate
specific
virotherapy.
computer-aided
discovery
presents
targeting
would
assist
reagents
therapy.
Язык: Английский
The Role of Adjuvant Radiotherapy in Low-Risk Elderly Male Breast Cancer: Is Omission Justified?
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 23, 2024
Abstract
Background
The
aim
of
our
study
is
to
evaluate
the
net
survival
benefit
adjuvant
radiotherapy
following
breast-conserving
surgery
(BCS)
in
elderly
male
patients
with
early-stage,
low-risk
breast
cancer
(node-negative,
hormone
receptor-positive
[HR+])
and
assess
whether
omitting
might
be
a
viable
option
based
on
observed
outcomes.
Methods
We
conducted
retrospective
cohort
using
data
from
SEER-17
registries
(2000–2021),
identifying
9,695
(MBC)
patients.
After
applying
inclusion
criteria
PSM,
total
360
were
included.
Early-stage,
categorized
into
(RT)
non-radiotherapy
(NRT)
groups.
A
1:3
nearest
neighbor
propensity
score
matching
(PSM;
caliper
=
0.05)
was
used
adjust
for
confounders.
Estimate
RT
by
overall
(OS),
relative
(RS),
standardized
mortality
ratio
(SMR),
transformed
Cox
regression,
while
controlling
background
mortality.
Results
In
MBC
underwent
BCS,
did
not
confer
significant
benifit
compared
those
who
omitted
RT.
PSM
adjustment,
15-year
OS,
RS,
SMR
group
31.8%,
1.05,
2.14,
respectively,
no
statistically
differences
when
NRT
(34.1%,
1.03,
2.25;
p
0.36,
0.35,
0.81,
respectively).
Furthermore,
cumulative
incidence
cancer-related
death
(BCRD)
non-BCRD
differ
significantly
between
incidences
BCRD
7.0%
61.2%
group,
12.4%
53.5%
(p
0.06
0.75,
Additionally,
demonstrated
lower
risk
both
OS
RS
within
first
10
years
diagnosis,
although
this
benefits
gradually
diminished
over
time.
Conclusions
65
T
1
−
2N
0M
0,
tumors,
showed
improvement
overall,
disease-specific,
or
survival.
Therefore,
may
justified
patients,
aligning
treatment
individualized
assessments.
Язык: Английский
Construction, validation, and visualization of a web-based nomogram to predict survival in male breast cancer patients with second primary prostate cancer
Gland Surgery,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(11), С. 2023 - 2042
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2024
The
advancement
of
early
detection
and
treatment
has
brought
about
a
significant
concern
for
male
breast
cancer
(MBC)
survivors-the
emergence
second
primary
malignancy
(SPM)
poses
grave
threat
to
their
lives.
Among
them,
prostate
(spPCa)
holds
particular
significance.
This
study
aimed
investigate
the
impact
spPCa
on
prognosis
MBC
patients.
We
performed
retrospective
analysis
using
information
from
Surveillance,
Epidemiology,
End
Results
(SEER)
database
individuals
diagnosed
with
who
also
experienced
an
SPM
between
2000
2020.
Propensity
score
matching
(PSM)
was
employed
balance
baseline
characteristics
those
non-prostate
(non-PCa).
participant
survival
assessed
Kaplan-Meier
method.
Furthermore,
two
nomograms
were
developed,
based
univariate
multifactor
Cox
regression
analyses,
predict
overall
(OS)
cancer-specific
(CSS).
capacity
evaluated
concordance
index
(C-index),
calibration
curve,
receiver
operating
characteristic
(ROC)
analysis,
decision
curve
(DCA).
Additionally,
risk
stratification
system
devised,
taking
into
account
cumulative
each
patient
in
nomogram.
enrolled
total
885
patients
SPM,
which
265
(29.9%)
spPCa.
Through
PSM,
257
pairs
eligible
participants
selected.
Survival
revealed
that
(PCa)
as
have
longer
OS
CSS
compared
other
types
SPM.
randomly
divided
training
set
validation
ratio
7:3.
proportional
hazards
model
utilized
assess
factors
associated
outcomes.
Two
developed
forecast
3-,
5-,
8-,
10-year
had
exhibited
excellent
performance
terms
C-index,
ROC
curves,
plots,
DCA
demonstrating
exceptional
clinical
discriminative
ability
predictive
utility.
In
predicated
nomogram,
deemed
high-risk
diminished
CSS.
we
created
user-friendly
web
applications
enhance
accessibility
nomogram
practices,
can
be
accessed
at
https://mbcpre.shinyapps.io/DynNomapp_OS/
https://mbcpre.shinyapps.io/DynNomapp_CSS/
exhibit
more
favorable
than
SPMs.
constructed
could
accurately
Patients
whose
are
stratified
should
gain
additional
attention.
Our
may
aid
clinicians
personalizing
strategies
supporting
decisions.
Язык: Английский