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,COVID’s Influence on Women Entre-Employees,lar carcinoma, which is difficult to be picked up on mammography. In patients undergoing neoadjuvant chemotherapy, MRI is used to document the treatment response. This chapter will discuss the benefits, indications, protocols, and interpretation of contrast-enhanced breast MRI.

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Arthur Tatnall,Tilly Blyth,Roger Johnsonormonal therapy based on histopathological and receptor studies play an important role in preventing local recurrence and improve survival. Neoadjuvant chemotherapy is given in selected patients, to downstage the tumour for breast conservation. Management of early breast cancer (EBC) requires a mult

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Etiopathogenesis of Breast Cancer and Prevention,d second leading cause of death in rural India after uterine cancer [1, 2]. A troubling concern about the scenario of breast cancer in India and developing nations is younger age at diagnosis [3]. Presently, almost 48% of patients with breast cancer in India are below 50?years of age [4].

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