Abstract

A REVIEW ON BREAST CANCER

*Vishal Davhad, Mr. Nakul Kathar, Dr. Gajanan Sanap

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Abstract

Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed malignant tumor in women worldwide and the leading cause of malignant tumor-related death. Everywhere in the world, there is an ongoing increase in the incidence of breast cancer. The most frequent type, infiltrative ductal carcinoma, was discovered to be 77% common, and lobular carcinoma, 5% common. Over the previous ten years, death rates have significantly decreased in 36 states and the District of Columbia, but have remained level in 14 other states. The single most crucial action that doctors can take to lessen suffering and mortality from breast cancer is to encourage patients aged 40 and older to undergo annual mammography and a clinical breast examination.

Keywords: Introduction, pathalogy of breast cancer, Risk factor for development of breast cancer, relationship of benign breast disease with breast cancer, detection of breast cancer, DCIS:intra intestinal (dUCtal) carcinoma in situ, In situ lobular carsinoma, conc