394 | La Lettre du Cancérologue • Vol. XXI - n° 8 - octobre 2012
DOSSIER THÉMATIQUE
L’hormonothérapie
dans les cancers du sein Traitements hormonaux descancers du sein.
Évaluation austade précoce en 2012
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