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An Observational Study of Various Risk Factors, Clinical Presentation and Stage of Carcinoma Breast, Correlation of Fine Needle Cytology / True Cut Biopsy with Post Operative Histopathology Report, Staging and Management of Carcinoma Breast

Akhilesh Patel , Siddharth Gurwani , Rajesh Sharma , Sonam Wadhwani , Akhilesh Patel , Sunil Gurjar , Sneha Ninnama

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Indian Journal of Cancer Education and Research 8(1):p 15-22, January-June 2020. | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijcer.2321.9815.8120.2

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Siddharth Gurwani, Rajesh Sharma, Sonam Wadhwani et al. An Observational Study of Various Risk Factors, Clinical Presentation
and Stage of Carcinoma Breast, Correlation of Fine Needle Cytology / True Cut Biopsy with Post Operative Histopathology Report, Staging and Management of Carcinoma Breast. Indian J Canc Educ Res 2020;8(1):15-22.
 

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Introduction: Most diseases of the breast present as a palpable mass. the accuracy of identification are often accrued by a mixture of surgical tests like physical examination, diagnostic procedure, fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC), and Trucut needle biopsy (TGNB) or core needle biopsy (CNB). FNAC has big in quality and have become the primary initial used procedure when history taking and clinical examination for identification of solid and cystic breast lumps. Methods: Total period three years of FNAC and Trucut biopsy and were compared with tissue identification. Variables like age, legal status, duration, size, expelling standing and web site were analyzed using applied math
analysis. Results: In our study of eighty patients presenting to our institute throughout such as amount with clinical suspicion of malignant neoplastic disease breast, the sensitivity, specificity, positive prognostic price and also the negative prognostic price of FNAC in diagnosing the carcinoma is eighty five. 7%, 100%, 100% & 21.4% severally. The sensitivity, specificity, positive prognostic price and also the negative prognostic price of true cut diagnostic assay in designation the carcinoma is 89.6%, 100%, 100% & 27.3%. There have been seventy nine (98.75%) females and one (1.25%) males within the study. Within the study, axillary lymphoid tissue involvement is 57.5%. Majority thirty two (40%) of the patients had bestowed with lump within the higher outer quadrant of the breast. Conclusions: Results of our study demonstrated FNAC & Tru-cut assay were useful in confirmation of identification with diagnostic accuracy of Tru-cut being over FNAC. Most patients with malignant neoplastic disease breast underwent MRM with post operative chemoradiotherapy with advanced stages requiring neoadjuvant medical aid.

Keywords: Breast lump; FNAC; Mammography; Malignancy; Trucut biopsy; Tissue diagnosis.
 


 

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Siddharth Gurwani, Rajesh Sharma, Sonam Wadhwani et al. An Observational Study of Various Risk Factors, Clinical Presentation
and Stage of Carcinoma Breast, Correlation of Fine Needle Cytology / True Cut Biopsy with Post Operative Histopathology Report, Staging and Management of Carcinoma Breast. Indian J Canc Educ Res 2020;8(1):15-22.
 

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