… in 1919 as a noninvasive proliferation of the lobules and terminal ducts of the breast. … "lobular
carcinoma in situ."[4] Initially regarded as a direct precursor to invasive lobular carcinoma, …

… cancer in women. … in situ lobular to infiltrating lobular carcinoma, but there have been no
papers detailing how frequently the often innocuous appearing residual lesions of in situ lobular …

… five postmenopausal women with infiltrating lobular carcinoma had not … A woman who was
56 years old when carcinoma … Lobular carcinoma in situ and duct carcinoma. MENSTRUAL …

… than DCIS patients to develop invasive lobular carcinomas. Women whose DCIS had comedo
… , 20-49 year-olds and black women and Hispanic white women had 1.6, 2.7, and 2.3-fold …

… still is approximately 8 times more common than lobular carcinoma in women age ≥ 50
years (per the results of this study). Therefore, although it is important to note the observed …

… The study population was derived from the Nottingham Tenovus Primary Breast Carcinoma
Series from women aged 70 years or less who presented with primary operable invasive …

… Additional variation in breast cancer risk seen in prior studies may be related to inclusion
of women with a spectrum of lobular neoplasia, thus representing a spectrum of risk ranging …

… detected breast lesions (1 woman had bilateral lesions). Histology excluded invasive … lobular
carcinoma in situ (LCIS) were observed. There have been no recurrences in the 20 women …

… of contralateral breast cancer in women with ILC was nearly double that in women with IDC.
… the use of tamoxifen to prevent contralateral breast cancer in women with lobular primaries. …

… woman whose breast biopsy contains lobular carcinoma in situ. Cancer 34:554-563, 1974.
… in a breast with lobular carcinoma. The association between lobular carcinoma and LCIS …