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Source: Clujul Medical. Jun, Vol.

Studiu clinico-patologic al tumorilor ovariene - experienţa de un an într-un centru medical

To evaluate the role of mammography benign cancer cancerous diagnosing breast tumors. To analyze the various mammographic aspects encountered with benign and malignant breast tumors. Materials and method.

The study was a longitudinal prospective one, the time period being comprised between March - March The inclusion criteria were fulfilled by tumoral lesions, identified in patients benign, 28 risk tumors, malignant.

The black star appearance characteristic for radial scars, was found in 5 malignant cases.

No benign tumor from the studied lot presented this particular aspect on mammography. For the benign tumors only the risk ones presented with polimorph and pulverulent microcalcifications.

A clinical-pathological study of ovarian tumors - one-year center experience

Casting microcalcifications were not encountered in benign cases. Focal asymetric benign cancer cancerous benign cancer cancerous on mammography should be checked with ultrasound which may reveal nodular or even subtle non-mass forming lesions, some of benign cancer cancerous may prove to be malignant.

The increased number of palpable and locally advanced breast cancers represent a major benign cancer cancerous for the implamentation of a mammography- based screening program in Romania. English Copyright of Clujul Medical is the property of Cluj Medical University and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use.

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