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RobinP · 09-16-2006, 08:19 AM

Boy, I didn't mean to stir the pot. I thought everyone knew that her2 bc could relapse after the peak period, again less frequently. My point of posting was to inform, rather than frighten as I notice lately some questions about late her2 reoccurences. Specifically, I wanted to let others know that there is a growing natural history for her2+ bc that is accumulating via the NCI and HERA trials concerning her2+ relapse. Part of that history was presented in the virtual 2006 ASCO presentation. It's been a while, I viewed this last spring, but I believe it was by Dr. Winer on HERA's data.

PS The above abstract is not what I was referring to. It is actually a line graph with observation and study group relapse mapped out from 0-36 months.

09-16-2006, 08:19 AM	#12
RobinP Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 943	Boy, I didn't mean to stir the pot. I thought everyone knew that her2 bc could relapse after the peak period, again less frequently. My point of posting was to inform, rather than frighten as I notice lately some questions about late her2 reoccurences. Specifically, I wanted to let others know that there is a growing natural history for her2+ bc that is accumulating via the NCI and HERA trials concerning her2+ relapse. Part of that history was presented in the virtual 2006 ASCO presentation. It's been a while, I viewed this last spring, but I believe it was by Dr. Winer on HERA's data. PS The above abstract is not what I was referring to. It is actually a line graph with observation and study group relapse mapped out from 0-36 months. __________________ Robin 2002- dx her2 positive DCIS/bc TX Mast, herceptin chemo