Early breast carcinoma, defined as purely in situ cancer and invasive carcinomas< 15 mm,
represents the most frequent category of breast carcinomas in diagnostic routine in a …

This chapter provides a comprehensive review of the conflicting theories concerning better
control of breast cancer. The evidence from randomized controlled trials and service …

This review of developments in breast cancer is targeted at two broad areas: 1) indicators of
increased risk of sufficient magnitude to attain clinical significance (including precursors) …

Breast carcinoma is a lobar disease, as the simultaneously or asynchronously appearing
often multiple tumor foci originate from a single sick breast lobe. In its initial phase, the …

The natural course of early breast cancer has changed as a result of the introduction of
mammographic screening. The present aim was a prospective analysis of screen-detected …

The early diagnosis of breast cancer is the most important and challenging aspect of breast
imaging. Early detection means detection in a preclinical detectable stage, preferably before …

Histopathology plays an important part in determining the treatment strategy for women with
breast cancer, with the evaluation of breast specimens determining the surgical and the …

Rather than an exhaustive review of all the pathologic conditions of the female breast,
Breast Cancer and its Precursor Lesions focuses on the current knowledge, understanding …

Purpose To use mammographic tumour features (imaging biomarkers) to classify breast
cancer according to its apparent anatomic site of origin in the new era where tumours are …

Our review of recent developments in breast cancer emphasizes clinical utility of tissue
samples from patients. We highlight indicators of increased cancer risk and lesions without …