Abstract:To compare the efficacy and safety of Capecitabine plus Cisplatin (XP)and Capecitabine plus Docetaxel(TX)in treatment of recurrent metastatic triple negative breast cancer(TNBC).Methods In this study 58 patients with recurrent metastatic TNBC were randomly distributed togroup A (26 cases)and group B (32 cases).The patientsin the group A were treated with XP regimen and those in the group B were treated with TX regimen for21 days as a cycle,atleasttwo cycles were applied.Results The group A and the group B had consistent baseline.Therewere 22 casesin thegroup A and 30 casesin thegroup B evaluable for their clinical responses.No significant difference was found in the complete remission rate between the two groups(9.1% vs3.3% , = 0.781).The disease controlrate(86.4% vs53.3% , = 0.012)and the objective remission rate (50.0% vs23.3% , = 0.046)of the group A were significantly higherthan those of the group B.There were significant differences in the median PFS (7.5 monthsvs5.5 months, = 0.015)and the median OS (19.7 monthsvs13.3 months, = 0.037)between the groups A and B.The common degree Ⅲ and Ⅳ adverse reactions in the two groups were leucopenia and granulono significant differences in the incidences of adverse reactions except for alopecia(15.4% vs56.3% , = 0.001).Conclusions The clinicalefficacy of XP regimen is significantly superior to that of TX regimen.Its adverse reactions are tolerable. The XP regimen can be one of the effective options for the treatment of recurrent metastasis TNBC in clinical practice.penia.Other common adverse reactionsin the two groupswere of degreeⅠ and Ⅱ.The two groups showed no significant differencesin theincidences of adverse reactions except for alopecia(15.4% vs56.3% , = 0.001).Conclusions The clinicalefficacy of XP regimen is significantly superior to that of TX regimen.Its adverse reactions are tolerable. The XP regimen can be one of the effective options for the treatment of recurrent metastas is TNBC in clinical practice.