The purpose of this study is to compare 5-year disease free survival rate (DFS rate) between the hormone receptor positive breast cancer patients who were added Goserelin to Tamoxifen for ovarian function suppression after neo-/adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy and the hormone receptor positive breast cancer patients who were treated with Tamoxifen.
* To compare overall Survival(OS) between the patients added Goserelin(ZOLADEXTM) to Tamoxifen and the patients treated with Tamoxifen alone in premenopausal status * To compare 5-year disease free survival rate (DFS rate) between the patients who took tamoxifen only in postmenopause and the patients added Goserelin(ZOLADEXTM) to Tamoxifen for inducing ovarian function suppression in premenopause * To determine the tolerability and safety of Tamoxifen with or without concomitant Zoladex
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Purpose
TREATMENT
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
1,234
1. Zoladex™ administration: Zoladex™ depot is available as a sterile disposable syringe. The depot is administered subcutaneously under the abdominal skin under sterile conditions. If necessary the injection site may be pre-treated with a local anaesthetic. 2. Sequence of administration Zoladex depot: The substance is administered for 24 months (2 years) at 28-day intervals (a period of 34 days between 2 administrations must not be exceeded). 3. Dosage: Each depot contains 3.6mg Zoladex. The substance Zoladex is contained in a while cylindrical rodlet . 4. Storage instructions for Zoladex™ Zoladex™ is kept a room temperature.
1. Dose and period of Tamoxifen therapy: Tamoxifen is administered in tablet form. Each day 2 X 10 mg or 1 X 20 mg Tamoxifen are taken in the form of the respective tablet. 2. Storage instructions for Tamoxifen Tamoxifen is stored at room temperature away from light.
Department of Surgery, Korea Cancer Center Hospital
Seoul, South Korea
all cause recurrence
Time frame: the first 5 years after surgery
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