Breast cancer in the male is an uncommon disease, occurring less than 1% as often as in
females. Because of its rarity, this disease has not been as extensively studied as its female …

Male breast cancer is an uncommon malignancy, making it difficult to accurately define the
features and optimal management of this disease. As more information is generated, it …

Male breast cancer is uncommon, accounting for only 1% of breast cancers, but important.
The diagnosis is made easily by biopsy, and patients are presenting earlier in the course of …

Male breast cancer is a rare tumor consisting only 1% of all breast cancers. Although 90% of
breast masses in men are malignant, delay in diagnosis often occurs with resultant …

The authors report on a consecutive retrospective series of 150 male breast cancers.
Clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic features are compared over time and with respect to a …

As male breast cancer remains rare entity (less than 1% of cases of breast cancer), most of
our current knowledge of it has been extrapolated from its female counterpart. The …

Aim: Male breast cancer is a rare disease representing 1% of all breast cancers and less
than 1% of all cancers in men. Because of its rarity, carcinoma breast has not been studied …

Background Male breast cancer is a rare type of neoplasm, being 1% of all breast tumors.
An increasing relevance is given to genetic factors. Familiarity is present in 10% of cases …

Male breast cancer is difficult to study because it occurs infrequently, accounting for 1% of all
breast carcinoma. Breast cancer occurs 10 years later in men than in women, and its …

Aim Breast cancer in men is a very rare neoplasm accounting 1% of all breast cancer with
an incidence ratio of 1: 100 of men to women and about 1% of all malignancies in men. On …