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The Ki-67 proliferation index measures the proportion of tumor cells that are dividing. A higher Ki-67 index indicates a higher rate of cell division, which can suggest a more aggressive cancer. In the context of breast cancer, particularly triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), a high Ki-67 index can mean the cancer is Show Full Answer

The Ki-67 proliferation index measures the proportion of tumor cells that are dividing. A higher Ki-67 index indicates a higher rate of cell division, which can suggest a more aggressive cancer. In the context of breast cancer, particularly triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), a high Ki-67 index can mean the cancer is fast-growing and may be more challenging to treat. It's important to discuss your specific Ki-67 index and what it means for your treatment plan with your oncology team.

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