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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1983
Simultaneous bilateral primary breast carcinoma in the male is a rare occurrence. Prognostic factors determining the survival rate in male patients with breast cancer are the same as for those in female patients. Retraction and bloody discharge from the nipple, enlargement of axillary nodes, ulceration of the skin, and so forth indicate a poor ...
C C, Kapdi, N J, Parekh
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Simultaneous bilateral primary breast carcinoma in the male is a rare occurrence. Prognostic factors determining the survival rate in male patients with breast cancer are the same as for those in female patients. Retraction and bloody discharge from the nipple, enlargement of axillary nodes, ulceration of the skin, and so forth indicate a poor ...
C C, Kapdi, N J, Parekh
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Clinical Radiology, 2011
Male breast cancer is rare, with some pathological and radiological differences from female breast cancer. There is less familiarity with the imaging appearances of male breast cancer, due to its rarity and the more variable use of preoperative imaging.
S, Doyle, J, Steel, G, Porter
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Male breast cancer is rare, with some pathological and radiological differences from female breast cancer. There is less familiarity with the imaging appearances of male breast cancer, due to its rarity and the more variable use of preoperative imaging.
S, Doyle, J, Steel, G, Porter
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2020
The tuberous male breast is a rare variant of gynecomastia. It does not easily fit into the most popular gynecomastia classification system. It can appear with different clinical forms ranging from a persistent or intermittent intra-areola herniation of parenchyma up to hangs from the thorax with a ptotic, constricted, and very mobile feminine breast ...
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The tuberous male breast is a rare variant of gynecomastia. It does not easily fit into the most popular gynecomastia classification system. It can appear with different clinical forms ranging from a persistent or intermittent intra-areola herniation of parenchyma up to hangs from the thorax with a ptotic, constricted, and very mobile feminine breast ...
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Acta Pathologica Microbiologica Scandinavica Series A :Pathology, 1982
In a consecutive and unselected series of 100 male autopsies, the breasts were totally extirpated and histologically investigated. Gynecomasty was found in 55 cases, of which 48 were in healed and seven in still active, intermediate phase. All but two cases were bilateral. No clinical evidence of gynecomasty was established in any case.
J A, Andersen, J B, Gram
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In a consecutive and unselected series of 100 male autopsies, the breasts were totally extirpated and histologically investigated. Gynecomasty was found in 55 cases, of which 48 were in healed and seven in still active, intermediate phase. All but two cases were bilateral. No clinical evidence of gynecomasty was established in any case.
J A, Andersen, J B, Gram
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Archives of Surgery, 1955
APPROXIMATELY 1% of all carcinomas of the breast occur in males.1Although the disease is uncommon, the addition in recent years of various types of hormonal therapy makes it advisable to review our cases and attempt to compare the results of these newer methods of therapy with the more standard methods.
C, HUGGINS, G W, TAYLOR
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APPROXIMATELY 1% of all carcinomas of the breast occur in males.1Although the disease is uncommon, the addition in recent years of various types of hormonal therapy makes it advisable to review our cases and attempt to compare the results of these newer methods of therapy with the more standard methods.
C, HUGGINS, G W, TAYLOR
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Male inflammatory breast cancer
Surgery Today, 1997We report herein the case of a 68-year-old man diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer. The patient presented following the rapid onset of redness and swelling over the left anterior chest wall. On examination, the left chest wall and left axilla were extensively hard, and the left upper limb was swollen.
T, Yamamoto, K, Iriyama, T, Araki
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Current Treatment Options in Oncology, 2003
Treatments for men with breast cancer are based largely on accepted regimens for women with the disease. Surgical treatment of the primary tumor should be a mastectomy. Lymph node assessment can be done by conventional axillary node dissection or, similar to selected women with small primary tumors, by sentinel node dissection.
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Treatments for men with breast cancer are based largely on accepted regimens for women with the disease. Surgical treatment of the primary tumor should be a mastectomy. Lymph node assessment can be done by conventional axillary node dissection or, similar to selected women with small primary tumors, by sentinel node dissection.
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 2003
Whilst tuberous female breasts are well described, the tuberous male breast is a very unusual variant of gynaecomastia. Two cases are presented, the development of the condition is considered and the surgical management is discussed.
S, Hamilton, D, Gault
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Whilst tuberous female breasts are well described, the tuberous male breast is a very unusual variant of gynaecomastia. Two cases are presented, the development of the condition is considered and the surgical management is discussed.
S, Hamilton, D, Gault
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Seminars in Surgical Oncology, 1991
AbstractBreast cancer in the male is an uncommon disease, occurring less than 1% as often as in females. Because of its rarity, this disease has not been as extensively studied as its female counterpart. Male breast cancer is evaluated and managed in a fashion very similar to that for female breast cancer.
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AbstractBreast cancer in the male is an uncommon disease, occurring less than 1% as often as in females. Because of its rarity, this disease has not been as extensively studied as its female counterpart. Male breast cancer is evaluated and managed in a fashion very similar to that for female breast cancer.
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The Lancet, 1976
Infiltrating ductal carcinoma of the breast occurred in a total of six men from two families. In one family specimens from three men who had prophylactic mastectomies revealed focal intraductal hyperplasia, suggesting a familial tendency toward proliferation of mammary-duct epithelium.
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Infiltrating ductal carcinoma of the breast occurred in a total of six men from two families. In one family specimens from three men who had prophylactic mastectomies revealed focal intraductal hyperplasia, suggesting a familial tendency toward proliferation of mammary-duct epithelium.
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