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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93070-1n the glandular tissues and stroma. There has been much discussion concerning the best designation for this heterogenous group of benign breast lesions; terms such as benign mastopathy, mammary dysplasia, fibroadenosis and fibrocystic disease have been used. The term ‘mammary dysplasia’ has been cri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36568-4s. It usually involves both breasts, but is occasionally unilateral. The aetiology is obscure as no abnormal hormone levels have been demonstrated in these patients, over half of whom are prepubertal.. On histological examination abundant connective tissue is seen surrounding mammary ducts (Figure 8

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Jose A. Fernandez-Leon,Ezequiel A. Di Paolong the true nature of the lesion and the most appropriate terminology. Haagensen and colleagues. consider the lesion to be precancerous and call it simply ‘lobular neoplasia’, while Toker and Goldberg. prefer the noncommittal term ‘. small cell lesion’. It is usually an incidental finding in biopsie

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Circumnutation: From Plants to Robots,is of particular interest as it is generally found to be associated with a better prognosis than the more common variants of infiltrating duct carcinoma, despite cytological features which would suggest an aggressive pattern of behaviour, and even when lymph node metastases are present.. However, th

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Zhetuo Zhao,Jochen Triesch,Bertram E. Shiatively frequently in medullary carcinoma with lymphoid stroma. There are also a few reports of squamous carcinoma arising in a cystosarcoma phyllodes tumour.. Tumours of the skin and nipple appendages should not be confused with mammary squamous cell carcinoma. Toikkanen. in a recent review found o

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Christian Koed Pedersen,Poramate Manoonpongema is often impossible. It is present in about 1–2% of patients with mammary carcinoma and is occasionally seen in the male breast. In 99% of patients with Paget’s disease a carcinoma can be demonstrated pathologically in the underlying breast, although in over half of the patients the tumour is cl

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