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7 Caveat Precursors of Breast Cancer
January 21, 2010 – 7:18 am | No Comment
7 Caveat Precursors of Breast Cancer
A widely known fact is that breast cancer when spotted early on could be helpful in arresting its increase and controlling the disease. Being attentive to the caveat signs of breast cancer could essentially aid in diagnosing this lethal disease and as a result save many lives. As breast cancer is one of the increasingly widespread forms of cancer worldwide, hence it is crucial that all women become sentient about the caveat symptoms of breast cancer which would be helpful in early diagnosis. 1. Any Palpable lumps or thickening on the breast area or armpits A woman could sense a number of bodily changes during the course of her monthly menstrual cycle that could be physically palpated. But, in case there is an abnormal lumpy formation or growths which a woman could palpate during any  [...]

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Male Breast Cancer Staging & Grading
January 5, 2010 – 5:18 am | No Comment
Male Breast Cancer Staging & Grading
Breast cancer among men is atypical and constitutes for below one percent of all the breast cancer cases with the key cancer forms being analogous among both the sexes. The cancer staging depicts the extent and if the cancer has metastasized past its initial location. When doctors gain knowledge of the exact form and the staging of the cancer it assists them in deciding on the apt line of treatment. Among a number of individuals the cancer could have metastasized to other areas of the body either making an entry into the blood or via the lymphatic system (the system that partly dons the role in the body’s safeguard from infection and ailment. The lymphatic system comprises of a net of lymph glands (nodes) which are interconnected via lymph fluid filled delicate ducts. The area adjacent  [...]

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Ways of Detecting Male Breast Cancer
January 5, 2010 – 3:58 am | No Comment
Ways of Detecting Male Breast Cancer
An approximate 440 males have faced fatalities due to breast cancer in 2009 with above nineteen hundred newly evolved cases of males detected with breast cancer in the U.S. Nearly ninety percent of all cases of breast cancer originate in the duct or lobe and about seventy-five percent of all breast cancers originate in the cell lining of the milk ducts and are known as ductal carcinoma. About thirty percent of male breast cancers are lobular carcinoma that originates in the lobules present in both the breasts. A form of breast cancer that has metastasized beyond the ducts and into the adjacent tissues is known as IDC or infiltrating carcinoma that constitutes most of the male breast cancer cases. In case the cancer originates at the end of the duct, it is known as infiltrating lobular  [...]

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Metaplastic Breast Cancer
January 5, 2010 – 3:06 am | No Comment
Metaplastic Breast Cancer
Metasplastic Breast Cancer (metaplastic carcinoma of breast) is an atypical form of breast cancer quite diverse from the classical ductal (lobular) breast cancer. It illustrates a form of cancer which has originated in one cell form and alters into another cell form. Metaplastic breast cancer depicts an array of cancers having varied epithelial cells (cell lining of the breast) and mesenchymal cells (the breast’s connective tissue). Majority of the metaplastic breast cancer cases originate in the epithelial cells after which they transform into non-glandular or squamous cells. Since the cells that lead to metaplastic breast cancer do not belong to the healthy breast gland, this form of cancer does not show the presence of estrogen or progesterone receptors or the HER2 (a protein form present  [...]

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Treatment Outline For Male Breast Cancer
January 4, 2010 – 6:57 am | No Comment
Treatment Outline For Male Breast Cancer
Male Breast Cancer is an atypical occurrence and acts in analogous ways to breast cancer among females, hence treatment of male breast cancer is generally in similar lines to that employed in case of female breast cancer and could involve a merger of treatments. Surgery In majority of the males, surgery is usually the foremost treatment option. But among males, the mere removal of the lump by lumpectomy is not possible due to the quite diminutive amount of breast tissue and due to the tumor site mostly found close to or underneath the nipple area. Majority of the men undergoing surgery require complete removal of the breast tissue and the nipple by the mastectomy procedure. A few or every one of the lymph nodes located in the armpit area could also be taken out. Hormonal therapy  [...]

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Male Breast Cancer
December 30, 2009 – 7:29 am | No Comment
Male Breast Cancer
Male breast cancer is the malignant development of cells in the miniscule quantity of breast tissue which males have in the area behind the nipples. Lesser than one among one hundred breast cancers develop in males. Yet in the United Kingdom, nearly 250 male breast cancer diagnoses are done on an annual basis. Male Breast Cancer Causes There is still inadequate information regarding the causes leading to male breast cancer, however few of the men appear to be having greater than normal likelihood of contracting this condition. This atypical form of cancer is mostly detected among elderly men past sixty years old. It is prevalent among men having: A number of close kin members (both sexes) that have in the past been diagnosed with breast cancer. A close blood relation who has been  [...]

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Top 3 Breast Cancer Determining Factors
December 22, 2009 – 2:00 pm | No Comment
Top 3 Breast Cancer Determining Factors
Breast Cancer could be elicited by three crucial factors that could be major contributors for the condition occurring or raise the risk of relapse. 1. Weekly intake of 3 wine glasses ups the risk of breast cancer relapse by thirty percent United States scientists from the Kaiser Permanent Division of Research, Oakland, California, have claimed that women that have had success with breast cancer treatment must curb their intake of alcohol to lower the likelihood of the disease recurring. Obese and women after reaching menopause are especially prone to facing relapse as a consequence of alcohol. Several studies have ranked the degree of heightened risk from 4-7% per alcoholic drink or unit of alcohol that is the quantity present in a small-sized wine glass. The recent study took into consideration  [...]

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Microbubbles – The Innovatory Technique Of Breast Cancer Detection
December 21, 2009 – 4:04 am | No Comment
Microbubbles – The Innovatory Technique Of Breast Cancer Detection
Revolutionary British know-how could now prove immensely beneficial for numerous breast cancer patients by preventing further surgical intervention. Employing microscopic bubbles, the doctors from the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust have evolved an innovative means of detecting cancer that has metastasized to the lymph nodes. This method would mean the removal of malignant tissue present in the breast and lymph nodes in just one operative procedure, instead of the need to go in for another one –which is presently the practice followed. With more than forty-five thousand women being detected with breast cancer annually, it turns out to be the prevalent form of cancer in the United Kingdom. During the surgery for removal of the breast tumour, the surgeons additionally require  [...]

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Breast Cancer Type and Breast Cancer Symptoms
November 2, 2009 – 4:07 am | No Comment
Breast Cancer Type and Breast Cancer Symptoms
Breast Cancer is a cancer that develops in the breast due to uninhibited multiplication of abnormal tissue. There are two breast cancer type: Ductal carcinoma It commences in the ducts or tubes that carry milk to the nipple from the breast. Majority of the breast cancers are of this form. Lobular carcinoma It originates in milk-producing parts of the breast known as the lobules. Atypically, breast cancer could originate in other parts of the breast. Several breast cancers show sensitivity to the estrogen hormone. This translates to the fact that estrogen leads to the growth of the breast cancer tumors. This kind of cancer is known as estrogen receptor positive cancer (ER positive cancer). A few women develop the HER2-positive breast cancer. HER2 is a gene that aids in cell  [...]

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