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BREAST CARCINOMA
Carcinoma of the breast is one of the most
common cancer in women worldwide.
Women who live to age 90 have a one in eight
chance of developing breast cancer.
Mammographic screening has dramatically
increased the detection of small invasive
cancers.

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BREAST basic and benign disorder of breast.pptx

1. BREAST

2. INTRODUCTION- ANATOMY

4. BREAST PHYSIOLOGY

5. NORMAL BREAST- glands & stroma

6. Age changes in breast

7. Disorders of Breast

9. GYNECOMASTIA

10. ACUTE MASTITIS

11. DUCT ECTASIA

12. FIBROCYSTIC CHANGE

13.

14. BREAST NEOPLASMS

15. FIBROADENOMA

16.

17. PHYLLODES TUMOR

18. FIBROADENOMA PHYLLODES TUMOR

19. INTRADUCTAL PAPILLOMA

20. BREAST CARCINOMA Carcinoma of the breast is one of the most common cancer in women worldwide. Women who live to age 90 have a one in eight chance of developing breast cancer. Mammographic screening has dramatically increased the detection of small invasive cancers.

21. Etiology

22. Pathogenesis

23. DUCTAL CARCINOMA IN-SITU (DCIS)

24. DCIS

25. Ca Breast: Histological types

26. GENETIC CLASSIFICATION

27.

28. INFILTRATING DUCT CARCINOMA

29. INFLAMMATORY/ MEDULLARY CARCINOMA

30.

31. LOBULAR CARCINOMA

32. PAGETS DISEASE