Is adenocarcinoma of the breast a cancerous condition?
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| If such a condition really exists, it may be possible by its elimination to prevent the occurrence of cancer; however, many of these so-called precancerous lesions never become cancerous, and if cancer develops in such a breast it does not mean that cancer originated in the precancerous lesion. | |
113 Citations | Relationships between breast cancer and each medical condition examined are biologically plausible, and relevant in terms of public health. |
93 Citations | However, sulfomucins were demonstrated in 30.5% of cases; this fact points to add breast carcinoma to the group of neoplasms that may present as a metastatic sulfomucin‐producing adenocarcinoma. |
142 Citations | In conclusion, the current study demonstrates that tumor nuclear DNA content is a strong indicator of prognosis in patients suffering from invasive breast adenocarcinoma. |
74 Citations | Given the rarity of this condition, guidelines for therapy are unavailable; we therefore suggest looking to the current management of breast cancer in order to establish a sensible approach. |
| Vulva lactating adenoma is rare and may be misdiagnosed as adenocarcinoma in frozen section and aspiration cytology if breast tissue is not anticipated. | |
| After the operation the pathological examination revealed a primary squamous cell carcinoma of the breast. The presentation of squamous cell carcinoma could be similar to that of an adenocarcinoma. | |
23 Citations | Our patient, with a hormonally responsive adenocarcinoma of the breast and without systemic metastases, illustrates that meningeal carcinomatosis, like other forms of breast cancer metastasis, can run an indolent course. |
| Carcinoma of the breast is the condition which most | |
35 Citations | Review of the cytology literature shows that this condition frequently mimics the cytologic features of a number of benign and malignant breast lesions, thus representing not only an important potential pitfall in the diagnosis of carcinoma but also a differential diagnosis to consider in a variety of breast lesions. |
30 Citations | Pure myoepithelial carcinoma of the breast adopts an aggressive clinical course with an outcome comparable to poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma of the breast. |
| Their histological appearance may mimic ductal adenocarcinoma of the breast. |
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