… the acinar structures by a neoplastic population of monomorphic, … lobular architecture is
largely maintained, and the neoplastic … been widely adopted given the lower risk of breast cancer …

… for patients with both large nuclear size and 210 involved lobules. In … lobules, and a significantly
lower risk of developing CA than did the other LN patients, almost the same as the risk in …

… of classic lobular neoplasia and pleomorphic lobular carcinoma … risk reduction for patients
with classic lobular neoplasia and eradication of the lesion for those with pleomorphic lobular …

… Lobular neoplasias (LNs) of the breast include atypical lobular neoplasia and lobular …
Recent evidence suggests that LN is not only a risk factor for invasive lobular carcinoma, …

… Lobular neoplastic lesions are typically hormone receptor positive and HER-2/neu negative,
which also mirrors the characteristic profile of invasive lobular cancers. … lobular neoplasia is …

… of high risk patients with lobular neoplasia is under evaluation. Lobular neoplasia (LN) is
an … non-invasive neoplastic cells originating from the terminal ductal-lobular unit of the …

… To predict cancer risk, further subclassification of LN into atypical lobular hyperplasia (ALH)
and lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS) is traditionally performed. This represents a proliferation …

… risk implications of lobular pattern in situ neoplasias of the breast by separating marked
examples of this histologic spectrum (lobular … nine to ten times), and a relatively lower risk after …

… Many studies suffer from selection bias by simply reporting on the group of patients with LN
who underwent excisional biopsy and do not report outcomes of lower risk lesions that are …

… lobular neoplasia, lobular carcinomas, and columnar cell lesions. Our aims were to assess
the frequency of lobular neoplasia in … between subtypes of lobular neoplasia and benign and …