… thyroid carcinoma and as solid papillary carcinoma with reverse polarity. TCCRP is a rare
subtype of invasive breast carcinoma consisting of tall columnar cells with reversed nuclear …

… approach to the classification of papillary lesions in our practice, … papillary lesions and focus
on management of these lesions … of subsequent breast carcinoma when lesions are multiple. …

… as the hallmark of papillary lesions in the breast. Breast lesions featuring small papillary-like …
30 Differentiating PC from secretory breast carcinoma with prominent papillary architecture …

… The recent evolution of molecular techniques has enhanced our knowledge of the pathogenesis
of papillary carcinomas of the breast. This, along with emerging outcome studies, has …

… For purposes of clinical management and TNM classification, invasion in low-grade breast
carcinomas, including papillary carcinomas is defined as a jagged, irregular, infiltrative …

… in the evaluation of papillary lesions that we repeatedly … with ductal carcinoma in situ, and
papillary ductal carcinoma in situ; (… ’) papillary carcinomas and solid papillary carcinomas; and (…

… It is suggested that this group should be managed in a similar fashion to conventional
forms of invasive breast carcinoma, based on established clinicopathological parameters.25 …

… papillary lesion indicates a carcinoma; however, the presence of ME cells does not invariably
exclude the diagnosis of intraductal papillary carcinoma.… invasive breast carcinomas when …

… a core biopsy of all suspected papillary lesions. A significant … contain ductal carcinoma in situ
(DCIS) or invasive carcinoma. … is an increased risk of breast carcinoma with MP, but that this …

… on various imaging modalities for papillary lesions; however, a more … for each type of papillary
carcinoma which were not fully … is a synonym for solid papillary breast carcinoma but it is …