Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3272885 | Journal de Gynécologie Obstétrique et Biologie de la Reproduction | 2013 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
The average age at diagnosis was 63Â years (later than common LIN [LIN-C]). All patients had mammograms classified ACR 4Â and 5, mainly due to the presence of microcalcifications (seven cases) with a case of opacity associated with microcalcifications, and two other cases with only isolated opacities. The preoperative diagnosis of these lesions was difficult: five cases on nine core needle biopsies were reviewed and reclassified LIN-P after finding the presence of LIN-P on the surgical specimen. Associated invasive lesions were found in 55% of core needle biopsy and in 33% of cases of surgical resection specimen. The treatment included a wide surgical excision (five lumpectomies and four mastectomies with a patient who had two lumpectomies) with margins of more than 2Â mm: we noted a recurrence of LIN-P only in one case where margins were very close (1Â mm). The analysis of our cases confirms that LIN-P if they probably share the same origin as the LIN-C represent a particular form constituting a true precancerous condition warranting at least a wide surgical excision.
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Authors
F. Nicolas, M.C. Voltzenlogel, V. Lavoué, P. Tas, N. Gautier, J. Levêque,