About Lehe
乐于心,和与众,与己乐,与人和; 心宽念纯,百病无生。


Estrogen receptor (ER)ER exists in normal breast epithelial cells. When cells undergo carcinogenesis, ER may be partially or completely absent. However, in breast cancer patients, 70%-75% of ER tests positive, and these patients require endocrine therapy.
Progesterone receptor (PR)PR exists in normal breast epithelial cells. PR is highly expressed (>50%) in ER-positive breast cancer patients, but rarely expressed in ER-negative breast cancer patients. ER and PR are important prognostic indicators in breast cancer. The higher their expression levels, the better the effect of endocrine therapy and the better the prognosis.
Androgen receptor (AR)AR belongs to the steroid hormone nuclear receptor family. In ER-positive patients, about 60%-90% are AR-positive. Studies show that breast cancer patients with positive AR have a better prognosis than those with negative AR.
Proliferation-associated antigen (Ki67)Ki67 is mainly used to reflect cell proliferation, and is associated with tumor differentiation, recurrence, and metastasis. Ki67 overexpression indicates rapid tumor proliferation, rapid disease progression, high recurrence risk, and poor prognosis.
E-cadherin, also known as epithelial cadherin, is a calcium-dependent cell adhesion molecule. The higher the expression level of E-cadherin in patients with invasive breast cancer, the shorter their survival rate.

2. Postoperative pathology of the patient indicated the presence of high-grade intraductal carcinoma, with suspected intravascular thrombus in some areas, and axillary lymph node metastasis.
3. Immunohistochemical results showed Ki67 (20%+), E-cadherin (+++), both indicating a poor prognosis for the tumor.
4. vNKT therapy utilizes the patient's own immune cells to eliminate residual "invisible tumor cells," thereby reducing the risk of metastasis and recurrence. Additionally, it has minimal side effects and is highly compatible and friendly to patients.







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