In the study of 95 women operated on for breast cancer in our department we see as the tumor grows, there is a greater number of lymph nodes affected: 37.7% in stage T3 and T4; 16.1% in stage T and 2.97% in stage T1, even if the surgical removal of lymph nodes overall number that was similar in the various stages. The number of lymph nodes removed was greater when more undifferentiated tumor was. The average of excised lymph nodes was greater than 15. The most common histological type is the type infiltrating ductal carcinoma NOS. Regarding tumor localization, are tumors of central origin can give a greater number of lymph nodes. The higher number of cancers was found in outer quadrants, which also had the largest number of axillary lymph nodes.

We report our experience with 95 cases of breast carcinoma, operated during the years 1983-1985, to which was performed as exploratory methodical, among others, an ultrasound and a mammogram. The images are described, both mammography and ultrasound, we have found. In mammography screening, we obtained a 12.63% false negative, which then corresponded to carcinomas in stages T1 and T2. We study the correlation with other exploration techniques. Ultrasound there was a 21.05% false negative. The importance of mammography is valued more accurate method, although advising be supplemented with other diagnostic methods.

The results obtained from 95 patients who underwent breast cancer during the biennium 1983-1985, by type of intervention performed analyzes. In most patients they have undergone a modified PATEY, following the HALSTED number and a simple mastectomy, more cleaning axillary The lymph nodes was classified into 3 levels or stages. Our approach is to keep the pectoralis major long as it is not affected by the tumor and removal of the pectoralis minor, for better subclavian surgical time.

200 patients affected nipple discharge is studied, analyzing the results obtained with different methods and techniques in breast disease diagnostic mammography, telethermography, thermography plate, cytology and pathology study. Galactography value in the study of ductal pathology is highlighted. From an etiological point of view, the iatrogenic occupied an important place. The benign (papillomas and ductal ectasia) was largely responsible for the abnormal nipple discharge.

In the study of 95 women operated on for breast cancer in our department we see as the tumor grows, there is a greater number of lymph nodes affected: 37.7% in stage T3 and T4; 16.1% in stage T and 2.97% in stage T1, even if the surgical removal of lymph nodes overall number that was similar in the various stages. The number of lymph nodes removed was greater when more undifferentiated tumor was. The average of excised lymph nodes was greater than 15. The most common histological type is the type infiltrating ductal carcinoma NOS. Regarding tumor localization, are tumors of central origin can give a greater number of lymph nodes. The higher number of cancers was found in outer quadrants, which also had the largest number of axillary lymph nodes.

The results obtained from 95 patients who underwent breast cancer during the biennium 1983-1985, by type of intervention performed analyzes. In most patients they have undergone a modified PATEY, following the HALSTED number and a simple mastectomy, more cleaning axillary The lymph nodes was classified into 3 levels or stages. Our approach is to keep the pectoralis major long as it is not affected by the tumor and removal of the pectoralis minor, for better subclavian surgical time.

200 patients affected nipple discharge is studied, analyzing the results obtained with different methods and techniques in breast disease diagnostic mammography, telethermography, thermography plate, cytology and pathology study. Galactography value in the study of ductal pathology is highlighted. From an etiological point of view, the iatrogenic occupied an important place. The benign (papillomas and ductal ectasia) was largely responsible for the abnormal nipple discharge.

We report our experience with 95 cases of breast carcinoma, operated during the years 1983-1985, to which was performed as exploratory methodical, among others, an ultrasound and a mammogram. The images are described, both mammography and ultrasound, we have found. In mammography screening, we obtained a 12.63% false negative, which then corresponded to carcinomas in stages T1 and T2. We study the correlation with other exploration techniques. Ultrasound there was a 21.05% false negative. The importance of mammography is valued more accurate method, although advising be supplemented with other diagnostic methods.