В статье представлены данные, касающиеся различных направлений применения Фазлодекса как в адъювантной, так и в неоадъювантной эндокринотерапии гормонопозитивного рака молочной железы. Определены современные тенденции практического применения уникального механизма действия данной лекарственной формы, способной реально повысить эффективность системной терапии. Показаны перспективы комбинаций Фазлодекса с различными препаратами молекулярно направленного действия.
This article deals with different approaches to use of Fazlodex in adjuvant and neoadjuvant hormonotherapy of hormone-positive breast cancer. Having unique mechanism of action this pharmaceutical form can significantly increase efficacy of system therapy. Described are the practical issues of its application. Vast perspectives for combinations of Fazlodex with different molecular-target medicines exist, which is also shown in the article.
Key words: breast cancer, Fazlodex, adjuvant endocrinotherapy, neoadjuvant endocrinotherapy.
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