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[Application of color Doppler in diagnosis of malignant breast tumors].

B Dębniak, Bogumiła Turos-Dejnowicz, Andrzej Kanikowski, A Makowski

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The object of our research was estimation of blood flow with the application of colour Doppler within the scope of changes that occurred in female patients suffering from malignant breast tumours. The research covered 30 female patients and the results pointed to great usefulness of this method in diagnostics of malignant breast tumour.

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The object of our research was estimation of blood flow with the application of colour Doppler within the scope of changes that occurred in female patients suffering from malignant breast tumours. The research covered 30 female patients and the results pointed to great usefulness of this method in diagnostics of malignant breast tumour.

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The object of our research was estimation of blood flow with the application of colour Doppler within the scope of changes that occurred in female patients suffering from malignant breast tumours. The research covered 30 female patients and the results pointed to great usefulness of this method in diagnostics of malignant breast tumour.

Key concepts: Medicine, Breast tumours, Radiology, Color doppler, Doppler effect, Scope (computer science), Breast cancer, Pathology

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