For typical T1 or small T2 breast cancers, patients may not require neoadjuvant therapy and can proceed directly to lumpectomy followed by adjuvant radiation and potentially adjuvant hormone therapy.

“but if it's a typical T1 or even a small T2 that we see they may not need any neoagimment therapy they just will uh have their lumb if it's a like I say a one and a half centimeter um mass that's that's easily reectable they'll remove that just without any neoagivant treatment okay and we'll do adgiant radiation and then potentially depending on the receptor status adgivant hormone therapy”