Factors determining survival in oligometastatic breast cancer in a retrospective cohort study from a low and middle income country

Key Points

• Survival in oligometastatic breast cancer is significantly influenced by multiple prognostic factors, indicating tailored treatment needs.
• Key evidence shows a 5-year survival rate that varies with specific clinical features, underscoring individual patient assessments.
• Observational analysis utilized a retrospective cohort design to evaluate factors affecting survival in breast cancer patients with oligometastasis.
• Findings may establish guidelines for clinical management, particularly in low and middle income settings with limited resources.