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Im Naturwissenschaftlichen Sinn zu Wissen,Mastitis is defined as inflammation of the mammary gland, or breast. The most common breast infection—that which accompanies pregnancy or nursing—is called lactational mastitis or puerperal mastitis. Nonpuerperal breast infection has been viewed as a minor clinical problem with a low overall incidence.

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Excision of a Palpable Breast Mass in Private Primary Care Practice,Open surgical biopsy (OSBx) of the breast is one of the most common operations in the United States today, and most are performed for what proves to be a benign condition. The patient, however, may endure a tremendous amount of emotional stress due to anxiety, fear, physical discomfort, financial expense, and sometimes breast deformity.

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Breast Disease for Primary Health Care Providers for Women: An Overview,ere: in all the women’s magzines, on the front pages of the newspapers, and on the nightly news and talk shows. Stories abound of surgical disfigurement and treatments that cause loss of hair and vomiting. Most women and their families know of someone who either has the disease or who has died of it. Myths and misinformation persist.

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Application of Evidence-Based Medicine to the Care of the Breast,in the United States; and they are sexist, being largely limited to women. Because of the sexual importance of the breast in contemporary society, the controversy over detection and treatment of breast cancer has been strident and divisive.

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Development and Growth of the Breast,the central lactiferous ducts occurs near term birth. Until puberty the male and female breasts are anatomically similar. The cells of the breast tissues contain the DNA, genes, and chromosomes that were genetically determined at conception.

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Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology of the Breast,o a comprehensive breast diagnostic clinic where a multidisciplinary team, composed of a primary care provider, a cytopathologist, an imaging technician and radiologist, and an “on-call” surgeon evaluates her breast symptoms.