2016
DOI: 10.1590/0102-311x00111516
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A interpretação das novas diretrizes para a detecção precoce do câncer de mama no Brasil

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“…Although the 2004 consensus did not recommend teaching breast self-examination, it maintained the traditional recommendation of annual screening with clinical breast examination in women 40 years or older 6 . Although the evidence for this recommendation is very weak 11 , other similar recommendations are found in the guidelines of developing countries in Latin America, Africa, and Asia 3,10,12,13 , generally including women under 50 years in the target population. Indirect criteria, such as a younger population age structure than in Europe and North America, less access to mammography, and lower accuracy of this exam in young women, as well as habitually later tumor detection in these countries, are the justifications usually presented for this recommendation of annual screening with clinical examination.…”
Section: History Of Government Recommendations For Early Detection Ofmentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…Although the 2004 consensus did not recommend teaching breast self-examination, it maintained the traditional recommendation of annual screening with clinical breast examination in women 40 years or older 6 . Although the evidence for this recommendation is very weak 11 , other similar recommendations are found in the guidelines of developing countries in Latin America, Africa, and Asia 3,10,12,13 , generally including women under 50 years in the target population. Indirect criteria, such as a younger population age structure than in Europe and North America, less access to mammography, and lower accuracy of this exam in young women, as well as habitually later tumor detection in these countries, are the justifications usually presented for this recommendation of annual screening with clinical examination.…”
Section: History Of Government Recommendations For Early Detection Ofmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…The methodological option here was to consider breast cancer-specific mortality as the critical outcome and penalize the quality of evidence, given the possibility of biases. This penalization and the borderline balance between the risks and benefits of mammographic screening 11 were the two factors that resulted in the weakly favorable recommendations for screening, even in the 50 to 69-year target population. For women in other brackets, the imprecision of the effect estimates (wide confidence intervals) in the meta-analyses resulted in further penalizing the quality of the evidence.…”
Section: Implications For the Chosen Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contudo, é importante destacar que o aumento da detecção desses casos mais iniciais via programas de rastreamento, não necessariamente está ligado à redução da mortalidade pela doença. Ao invés disto, há evidências de que ele pode aumentar a incidência de câncer, pois, casos que talvez nunca viessem a apresentar manifestações clínicas da doença passam a ser tratados, e contribuem artificialmente para o aumento da sobrevida 31,32 . Nos Estados Unidos, por exemplo, de 1976 a 2008, Bleyer e Welch 32 verificaram que após excluir o aumento transitório da incidência de câncer de mama associado ao uso da terapia de reposição hormonal, e após ajustar para as tendências da incidência de câncer em mulheres com menos de 40 anos de idade, tumores que foram detectados em virtude do rastreamento, e que poderiam nunca vir a apresentar manifestações clínicas, foram diagnosticados em 31% dos casos de câncer de mama no período 32 .…”
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“…Além disso, os resultados do presente estudo devem ser interpretados com cautela, uma vez que, apesar de a sobrevida ser considerada um desfecho tradicional na área de oncologia, a existência de métodos de rastreamento disponíveis, como ocorre com o câncer de mama, pode levar a um aumento espúrio da sobrevida relacionado ao viés de tempo de antecipação, de tempo de duração e de sobrediagnóstico 31 . A validade externa dos dados também deve ser considerada com precaução, uma vez que as mulheres avaliadas foram usuárias do Sistema Único de Saúde.…”
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“…Some highly influential examples, predominantly from the United States, are the guidelines of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network 18 and the old versions of the guidelines of the American Cancer Society 19 and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists 20 . The 2004 guidelines of the Brazilian Ministry of Health recommended screening with clinical breast examination starting at 40 years 10 , did not clearly explain the reason for not recommending mammographic screening before 50, and did not discuss the risks and possible benefits (or lack thereof), which could have indirectly encouraged the introduction of mammographic screening and left room for many to interpret the target population's recommendation as a mere prioritization of the age bracket 21 . Evidence shows that guidelines recommending routine mammographic screening in women 40 to 49 years suffer from quality problems and lack of rigor in the methods for their development 22 .…”
Section: Challenges and Barriers To Implementation Of The New Guidelinesmentioning
confidence: 99%