Benign Breast Disorders Eleanor J. Rutherford, MD

Benign Breast Disorders

Eleanor J. Rutherford, MD

Breast cancer is twice as common as all gynecologic pelvic malignancies combined. When a persistent, palpable, dominant breast mass is identified, breast cancer should be excluded. All women should begin breast self-examination and have annual clinical breast examinations by age 20 years. Women age 40-49 years should have mammography every 1-2 years, and women age 50 and older should have mammography yearly.

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اسم المستخدم: 1929
كلمة السر:1929

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