Background The causes, optimal treatments, and medical/psychosocial sequelae of breast
cancer in men are poorly understood. Design A systematic review of the English language …

Purpose: Breast cancer in men is uncommon; 1500 new cases are diagnosed in the United
States yearly. Optimal management of breast cancer in men is unknown because the rarity …

BACKGROUND Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) in the male breast is a rare disease that to
the authors' knowledge has been investigated to date only in small numbers. Compared with …

The purpose of this study was to describe hormone receptor status and analyze the effect of
receptors on survival from breast cancer. Comparisons were made between African …

Background Male breast cancer (MBC) is uncommon. As a result, there is limited availability
of studies and reviews and even fewer reports from Asia. This is the largest population …

Occult breast cancer is a type of breast cancer without any symptoms on the breasts or any
abnormalities upon radiologic examination such as mammography. In males, there are few …

The prognostic role of ploidy status, S phase fraction, estrogen and progesterone receptor
status, and the expression of p 53 and erbB-2 protein in male breast carcinoma (MBC) …

Background Less than 1% of all breast cancer cases are found in men, who reportedly have
inferior outcomes compared with matched women patients. Ethnic differences may also …

BACKGROUND Breast masses occur in men far less commonly than women and are
infrequently subjected to fine‐needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy. Papillary lesions of the male …

We conducted an analysis on 41 cases of male breast cancer (median age 54 y; range 25–
82 y) in Kuwait. Most (51%) were stage II cancers with 65% arising in the left breast. There …