Flora Hartveit
Abstract
Seventeen cases of infiltrating medullary carcinoma of the breast are presented. The majority were of cytological Type I, of poor prognosis. Their mean survival time was 2.3 years. Five cases of Type III medullary carcinoma are also documented. In these cases the patients were all alive over 10 years after operation.
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Seventeen cases of infiltrating medullary carcinoma of the breast are presented. The majority were of cytological Type I, of poor prognosis. Their mean survival time was 2.3 years. Five cases of Type III medullary carcinoma are also documented. In these cases the patients were all alive over 10 years after operation.
Key concepts: Medullary cavity, Medullary carcinoma, Medicine, Breast carcinoma, Carcinoma, Oncology, Internal medicine, Breast cancer