Titlebook: Atlas of Breast Pathology; Rosemary R. Millis Book 1984 Rosemary R. Millis 1984 pathology

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Acknowledgements, manuscript was typed by Susan Richardson and Patricia Merrony with assistance from Alice Rainger and Rita McLaren and technical help with the word processor from Ken Miller. Many of the photomicrographs are of sections prepared by Marian Egan and Ken Miller and Ken also took several of the gross ph

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General comments on the Pathological Examination of Breast Tissue and Classification of Mammary Carlude areas of obviously gross abnormality as well as representative samples of all the submitted tissue. . carcinoma, particularly of the lobular type, is often not discernible on gross examination, and infiltrating carcinoma can sometimes be difficult to detect macroscopically, particularly when th

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Inflammatory Lesions, abscess is most often seen during lactation. Occasionally a chronic abscess of the breast is drained and a biopsy may be taken from its walls. Tissue may also be taken from a chronic mammary fistula. Inflammatory tissue from these sites shows no particular or unusual feature. However, certain speci

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Duct Ectasia,term ‘mammary duct ectasia’ suggested by Haagensen. in 1951 is perhaps the most commonly used. Although this condition may occur in women under 45 years of age it is more usually seen in older women.. In postmortem studies, duct ectasia is found quite frequently in postmenopausal women - even in tho