Purpose Radial scar's stellate appearance may mimic carcinoma mammographically and
histologically. Management of radial scar (RS) found on breast core needle biopsies (CNB) …

Objective: Radial scar (RS) is a low-risk breast lesion that can be associated with or mimic
malignancy. Management guidelines remain controversial for patients with RS without …

Radial scar (RS) has been recognized as a risk factor for developing breast cancer, and
excision is recommended for patients with RS identified on core needle biopsy (CNB) …

The data regarding radial scar (RS) as a risk factor for breast cancer are conflicting, and it is
unclear whether an excision is warranted for patients with RS identified on core needle …

Radial scars (RS's) are benign breast lesions known to be associated with carcinomas and
other high-risk lesions (HRL's). The upgrade rate to carcinoma after core biopsy revealing …

Introduction Breast radial scar (RS) management remains controversial. The need for
surgical excision is supported by the concern of an associated high-grade lesion missed in …

The radial scar (RS) or complex sclerosing lesion (CSL) of the breast represents a
management dilemma on diagnosis at breast core needle biopsy because of the risk of …

Optimal management of a lesion yielding radial scar (RS) without epithelial atypia on breast
biopsy is controversial. In this single-institution study spanning 17 years, 53 patients with this …

Aims The risk of finding carcinoma in excisions following a core needle biopsy diagnosis of
radial scar is not well defined and clinical management is variable. The aim of this study is to …

Purpose Radial scar and radial sclerosis (RS) are considered benign breast lesions with
proliferative features. There is sparse literature on frequency of cancer upgrade in these …