Cancer · 1951 · 199 citations · 11 references
MedicineOncologyPathologyBreast OncologyLactationTumor PathologyBenign TumorsBreast DisordersBreast PathologyMammary TumorsBenign Breast NeoplasmsBenign Breast TumorsBenign Tumor ClassificationBreast CystsBreast FibroadenomaClinicopathological CorrelationMalignant Breast TumorsQuiescence
and established cystosarcoma pliyllodcs of the breast as an entity, emphasized its benign nature. Since then, although the literature concerning this type of tumor has been voluminous, most articles have been reports of single or only a few cases, and conclusions regarding its nature and behavior have been derived largely from periodic analysis of the previously published case reports of others. Thus, in 1931, Lee and Pack collected10, 105 cases from the literature and reported six cases of thcir own. From analysis of this material, thesc authors described several characteristic features, among which were: greatness in s i x ; cncaps~ilation with noninvasion ol thc breast; developiiient horn prc-cxisten t fibroadcnomas; long initial period of quiescence oi- slow growth followed by sudden rapid accelcration; possible importance of lactation aiid nursing difficulties in the mctainorphosis of simple fibroadenoma to cystosarcoma; intracystic p o l y p i d excrescences; Inyxoiiiatous
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A histologic classification of carcinoma of the breast.
Frank W. Foote, Fred W. Stewart · PubMed · 1946 · 212 citations
Radical excision of the chest wall for mammary cancer
Jerome A. Urban · Cancer · 1951 · 77 citations · Full text
GIANT INTRACANALICULAR MYXOMA OF THE BREAST
Burton J. Lee, George T. Pack · Annals of Surgery · 1931 · 71 citations · Full text
Robert P. Hill · Archives of Surgery · 1942 · 53 citations