Whether the disease can be eradicated depends on the specific circumstances of the disease. Generally speaking, after standardized treatment (including surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, endocrine therapy, Chinese medicine treatment, etc.), breast…
There is no definitive clinical data on the survival rate of patients with intraductal breast cancer. However, if it is still at an early stage, patients can usually survive for…
(Disclaimer: This article is for general science purposes only. To protect patient privacy, the relevant information in the following content has been processed) Abstract: A middle-aged female patient unintentionally discovered…
I. What is nipple bleeding? It is the spontaneous or extrusion of blood-like fluid from one or several milk ducts of the nipple, which is different from the nipple bleeding when…
I. Pre-operative auxiliary examinations for DCIS 1.Mammography DCIS mostly appears as multiple small clusters of microcalcifications on mammograms, occasionally accompanied by soft tissue masses, of which about 62-75% show microcalcifications, about 12-14%…
Nipple discharge is the second most common clinical symptom in breast surgery clinics. The color of the discharge varies and is commonly milky white, clear and colorless, yellowish, bright red…
1, the anatomical basis of nipple emergence. The central part of the breast is the nipple, and the circular area around the nipple is the areola, with darker skin coloring in…
Nipple discharge is called nipple overflow in technical terms. Nipple overflow can be caused by a variety of breast diseases and is also easier for patients to notice. It is one…
Breast ductal tumors, generally referred to as intraductal papillomas, are benign lesions with only a 4% chance of malignancy, and there is no exact node for the timing of their…