Management of Breast Pain

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Management of Breast Pain Robert E. Mansel Breast pain is one of the most common problems for which patients consult primary care physicians, gynecologists, and breast specialists. Patients mistakenly think…

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Management of the Palpable Breast Mass

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Management of the Palpable Breast Mass Richard J. Bleicher The breast mass is the most common symptom of women presenting to breast centers, accounting for more than half of the…

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Physical Examination of the Breast

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Physical Examination of the Breast Monica Morrow Obtaining a careful history is the initial step in a breast examination. Regardless of the presenting complaint, baseline information regarding menstrual status and…

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Breast Anatomy and Development

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Breast Anatomy and Development Michael P. Osborne Susan K. Boolbol Mammary glands are a distinguishing feature of mammals. Nursing of the young in the animal kingdom has many physiologic advantages…

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Miscellaneous Tumors And Tumor-like Lesions

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Miscellaneous Tumors And Tumor-like Lesions Benign Lesions Giant Cell Tumor Giant cell tumor (GCT) is a locally aggressive neoplasm characterized by richly vascularized tissue containing proliferating mononuclear stromal cells and…

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Cartilage (Chondrogenic) Lesions

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Cartilage (Chondrogenic) Lesions Diagnosis of a bone lesion as originating from cartilage is usually a simple task for the radiologist. The lesion’s radiolucent matrix, scalloped margin, and annular, punctate, or…

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Bone-Forming (Osteogenic) Lesions

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Bone-Forming (Osteogenic) Lesions Whether benign or malignant, bone-forming neoplasms are characterized by the formation of osteoid or mature bone directly by the tumor cells (27,28). Only one malignant tumor, osteosarcoma,…

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