Indian journal of cancer · 2016
The pattern of invasive lobular carcinoma in the patients diagnosed with breast cancer from Balochistan.
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Baloch A H, Khosa A N, Bangulzai N, Sadia H, Ahmed M, Khan F, Jan M, Tareen M, Kakar M H, Shuja J, Naseeb H K, Ahmad J
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INTRODUCTION: Invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) is the second most common type of breast cancer accounting for 5%-15% of all the breast cancer cases. The present study was performed on 171 breast cancer patients from Balochistan registered in CENAR (Center for Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy), Quetta.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Written consent was obtained from the patients. The history of the disease was taken from the patients, and the patients' enrollment files were retrieved.
RESULTS: Of the 171 patients, 5 (2.96%) were diagnosed with ILC with tumor Grade II, and stage of the cancer reported was Grade III in all the 5 patients affected with ILC.
CONCLUSION: ILC is the second most common type of breast cancer diagnosed with comparatively lower grade but almost reported infiltrating.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Written consent was obtained from the patients. The history of the disease was taken from the patients, and the patients' enrollment files were retrieved.
RESULTS: Of the 171 patients, 5 (2.96%) were diagnosed with ILC with tumor Grade II, and stage of the cancer reported was Grade III in all the 5 patients affected with ILC.
CONCLUSION: ILC is the second most common type of breast cancer diagnosed with comparatively lower grade but almost reported infiltrating.