A retrospective review of patients suffering from male breast cancer was carried out at the
Shands Teaching Hospital of the University of Florida. Thirteen evaluable cases were …

Breast cancer in men is a rare condition affecting only 1,000 men each year in the United
States. Hormonal, genetic, and perhaps environmental factors appear to be important in …

Abstract During the period 1933–1983, 124 men (median age 62.5 years, range 33–86
years) were treated for breast carcinoma. Median length of follow-up was 6.7 years and was …

Background. The purpose was to analyze the behavior of male breast cancer. Methods. Fifty-
eight male breast cancer patients were treated at the HUCH during 1981–2006. Data on risk …

Male breast cancer is a rare disease, often with a late presentation and poor prognosis. The
mainstay of treatment is modified radical mastectomy, with axillary node dissection to assess …

In many ways, male and female breast cancers are similar, but do have some notable
differences. Although the underlying etiology of male breast cancer may be partially due to …

About 1 of every 100 cases of human breast cancer occurs in a male, resulting in a disease
both similar and dissimilar to breast cancer in females. The disorder accounts for about 0.2 …

• The majority of reports in the literature that have documented poor survival in men with
breast cancer have originated from major cancer centers and military hospitals. In contrast …

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Objectives The optimal treatment for male breast cancer is not known because male breast
cancer is a rare disease. It represents as little as 0.6% of all breast cancers and less than 1 …