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Are aromatase inhibitors superior to antiestrogens?
Anthony Howell
, Aman Buzdar
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Medicine and Dentistry
Antiestrogen
100%
Aromatase Inhibitor
100%
Tamoxifen
100%
Anastrozole
81%
Breast Cancer
27%
Diseases
27%
Exemestane
27%
Letrozole
27%
Placebo
18%
Intraductal Carcinoma
9%
Metastatic Breast Cancer
9%
Fulvestrant
9%
Contralateral
9%
Overall Survival
9%
Survival Analysis
9%
Disease Free Survival
9%
Neoadjuvant Therapy
9%
Estrogen Receptor
9%
Adjuvant Therapy
9%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Tamoxifen
100%
Antiestrogen
100%
Aromatase Inhibitor
100%
Anastrozole
81%
Letrozole
27%
Disease
27%
Breast Cancer
27%
Exemestane
27%
Placebo
18%
Estrogen Receptor
9%
Intraductal Carcinoma
9%
Metastatic Breast Cancer
9%
Fulvestrant
9%
Overall Survival
9%
Disease Free Survival
9%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Tamoxifen
100%
Aromatase Inhibitor
100%
Antiestrogen
100%
Anastrozole
81%
Exemestane
27%
Letrozole
27%
Placebo
18%
Fulvestrant
9%
Estrogen Receptor
9%
Nursing and Health Professions
Antiestrogen
100%
Letrozole
27%
Exemestane
27%
Neoadjuvant Therapy
9%