Modern Perspectives on the Clinical-Morphological Basis of Comprehensive Treatment Methods for Breast Cancer

Abstract

This article presents modern perspectives on comprehensive treatment methods for breast cancer, focusing on clinical and morphological justifications. The work explores the latest approaches, combining surgical, pharmacological, and radiation therapies, highlighting the importance of personalized treatment plans based on morphological characteristics and molecular markers. The findings emphasize the critical role of a multidisciplinary approach in improving patient outcomes.