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A SYSTEMATIC STUDY ON FIBROADENOMA OF THE BREAST
Background: Fibroadenomas are one of the main benign diseases of breast. Though considered as a risk factor for development of breast cancer its reporting has been over shadowed by that of breast cancer. Early diagnosis and treatment can relieve anxiety associated with non malignant conditions of breast. Analysis of pattern and prevalence should provide a valuable guideline for clinicians in India for comparison with other countries. Methods: A prospective study was undertaken during 6 year period and all cases with breast lesion underwent FNAC or excision biopsy. Confirmed cases of fibroadenoma were studied for clinicopathological features. A total of 210 cases were analyzed. Results: Of the 210 cases of fibroadenoma most were married urban women of age group16-30(66.1%) with average 12 months of symptoms (80%). Majority of fibroadenomas (51.9%) were 3-5 centimeters located in upper outer quadrant (43.8%).Most of the cases (78.1%) underwent excision and none presented with recurrence or carcinoma within the lesion. Conclusion: Fibroadenoma are the most common benign lesions of the breast with average age of presentation 27yrs. Excision is the best treatment for women over 35yrs to exclude malignancy.
Clinical profile of patients with fibroadenoma of breast.
Aims and Objectives: To study the clinical profile of patients with fibroadenoma of breast. Methods and Materials: Fifty cases with histologically diagnosed cases of fibroadenoma were included in the study and were compared with previous data from literature. Result: All the fifty patients included in this study were indoor patients. Maximum number of patient were in third decade [64%]. Urban females have higher incidence of fibroadenoma [72%]. Most fibroadenoma are unilateral [86%]. Fibroadenoma are commonly present in upper lateral quadrant of breast [34%]. Large sized fibroadenoma are common [58%]. Pericanalicular pattern is most common histopathological finding [84%]. Surgical excision is the commonest mode of treatment [36%]. Conclusion: Fibroadenoma are common in third decade, urban female population. Fibroadenoma are usually unilateral, large size, pericanalicular, type situated in upper lateral quadrant. others skin condition. Aberration of normal differentiation and involution of breast consist of cystic nodularity and mastalgia, cysts and fibroadonoma [3].
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Aims and Objectives: To study the clinical profile of patients with fibroadenoma of breast. Methods and Materials: Fifty cases with histologically diagnosed cases of fibroadenoma were included in the study and were compared with previous data from literature. Result: All the fifty patients included in this study were indoor patients. Maximum number of patient were in third decade [64%]. Urban females have higher incidence of fibroadenoma [72%]. Most fibroadenoma are unilateral [86%]. Fibroadenoma are commonly present in upper lateral quadrant of breast [34%]. Large sized fibroadenoma are common [58%]. Pericanalicular pattern is most common histopathological finding [84%]. Surgical excision is the commonest mode of treatment [36%]. Conclusion: Fibroadenoma are common in third decade, urban female population. Fibroadenoma are usually unilateral, large size, pericanalicular, type situated in upper lateral quadrant. others skin condition. Aberration of normal differentiation and involution of breast consist of cystic nodularity and mastalgia, cysts and fibroadonoma [3].
Frequency of Fibroadenoma in Patients Presenting with Breast Lump
Journal of Postgraduate Medical Institute, 2018
Objective: To determine the frequency of fibroadenoma in patients presenting with breast lumps. Methodology: This descriptive cross sectional study was conducted in the De- partment of Surgery, Hayatabad Medical Complex, Peshawar (from 1st March 2016 to 30th May 2017) recruiting a total of 165 patients who presented with breast lump. These patients were subjected to ultrasonography, fine needle aspiration cytology and tru-cut biopsy to detect fibroadenoma. Data was ana- lyzed with SPSS 17 and presented as tables. Results: The mean age was 23.2 ±4.6 years. Maximum patients were between 15 to 25 years of age (66.7%). Left side was involved in 58.8% while right side breast lumps were present in 41.2% of patients. Breast lumps in the superi- or-medial quadrant were in 26.7% of patients, superolateral quadrant 32.7%, inferomedial quadrant 13.3% and inferolateral quadrant 27.3% patients. Fibro- adenoma was detected in 33.3% of women. Conclusion: Fibroadenoma was a common benign breast dis...
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Breast Fibroadenoma an Overview
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IOSR Journal of Nursing and Health Science, 2014
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Post-menopausal breast fibroadenoma – a point of view
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BREAST FIBRO ADENOMAS IN FEMALE: AN ANTHROPO-MEDICAL APPROACH
Fibro adenomas are one of the main benign diseases of breast. Though considered as a risk factor for development of breast cancer its reporting has been over shadowed by that of breast cancer. Early diagnosis and treatment can relieve anxiety associated with non malignant conditions of breast. Analysis of pattern and prevalence should provide a valuable guideline for clinicians in Pakistan for comparison with other countries. The proposed study was conducted in CMH hospital Rawalpindi and Al-Shifa Hospital Islamabad. A sample of 40 patients was taken by using snowball sampling technique. Among all of the 40 cases of fibro adenomas most of them were in married women of age 16-30.The result of this study suggest that the pattern of benign breast lump is changing in young females from fibro adenomas to fibrocystic disease. Fibro adenomas are the most common benign disease of the breast with average age of presentation 25 years. Benign breast disease is common in this region with majority belonging to those with less relative risk for cancer development. Therefore, it is advisable that all cases of breast lumps should be carefully evaluated before definitive surgical procedures are employed.