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New England Journal of Medicine, 1984
The majority of information available today indicates that the most efficient and accurate method of screening women to detect early-stage breast cancer is an aggressive program of patient self-examination, physical examination by well-trained, motivated personnel, and high-quality x-ray mammography.
D B, Kopans, J E, Meyer, N, Sadowsky
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The majority of information available today indicates that the most efficient and accurate method of screening women to detect early-stage breast cancer is an aggressive program of patient self-examination, physical examination by well-trained, motivated personnel, and high-quality x-ray mammography.
D B, Kopans, J E, Meyer, N, Sadowsky
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European Journal of Radiology, 2013
Breast imaging is currently at a cross-road: it is evolving in a very standardized world, surrounded by recommendations, guidelines, quality control etc. Bi-Rads categorization, with a new version expected for 2013, is one very good example of those guidelines worldwide used in breast imaging.
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Breast imaging is currently at a cross-road: it is evolving in a very standardized world, surrounded by recommendations, guidelines, quality control etc. Bi-Rads categorization, with a new version expected for 2013, is one very good example of those guidelines worldwide used in breast imaging.
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1991
Risks associated with oral contraceptive use have been shown for women who begin using them before age 25 and before their first full-term pregnancy. The effectiveness of chemoprevention is being studied. Screening may reduce mortality by 30% in women aged 50 to 69. Breast-conserving lumpectomy is indicated for small tumors. In some postmenopausal node-
H G, Bender, H G, Schnürch
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Risks associated with oral contraceptive use have been shown for women who begin using them before age 25 and before their first full-term pregnancy. The effectiveness of chemoprevention is being studied. Screening may reduce mortality by 30% in women aged 50 to 69. Breast-conserving lumpectomy is indicated for small tumors. In some postmenopausal node-
H G, Bender, H G, Schnürch
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Breast Lymphomas Around Breast Implants
Annals of Surgery, 2014Lazzeri D +3 more
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BREAST CANCER FROM BREAST-FEEDING
The Lancet, 1971J F, Fraumeni, R W, Miller
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