[Errors in the diagnosis of breast cancer].
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Publications and source records attributed to I M Ostrovskaia.
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The most common of all the breast diseases in men is gynecomastia (76%). The authors covered some aspects of clinical and x-ray diagnosis of gynecomastia, presented its roentgenological classification including the following three types: nodular, (28 patients), dendritic (88) and parenchymatous (16). Pseudogynecomastia, i.e. the gland enlargement in volume without consolidation of its structure, was described (10 patients). The authors emphasize the complexity of the differential diagnosis of the boundary forms of gynecomastia and the necessity of a multimodality study using mammography.
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The results of medical check-ups of 17,000 females are presented. Stage I cancer of the breast was identified in 75% of the patients. Mammographic examination of this group established 64 nonpalpable carcinomas, 10 of them being preinvasive. Some criteria of forming groups at high risk for breast cancer are considered. It is stressed that despite the available range of methods of timely detection of breast cancer their integration with clinical practice is still lagging behind.
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