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Comparative Study of Fnac and Histopathology in Palpable Breast Lumps

Mahadeo R. Patil, Sandhyarani M. Patil

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Benign as well as malignant breast lesions are quite common in Indian population. In the present prospective study,107 patients with palpable breast lumps were studied.After history ,clinical examination, FNAC was performed with their consent.Aspirated materials were stained with Haematoxylene-Eosin and Leishman’s stain. Biopsy or surgery has been performed on all breast lumps and histopathological reports of the same lesion were studied from pathology laboratory.The histopathological reports were compared with FNAC reports. Out of 107 palpable breast lumps studied,we have found diagnostic accuracy of FNAC(consistent with histopathology) is98.59% in benign cases and 87.50% in malignant cases. FNAC was false negative in 12.50% in malignant cases and false positive in 1.3% benign cases.The overall success rate of FNAC was 95.33% in breast lumps. FNAC is useful in diagnosis and further planning of treatment.FNAC is a technique utilized in the diagnosis of palpable breast lumps owing to its advantage of being sensitive, specific, economical and safe.

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Benign as well as malignant breast lesions are quite common in Indian population. In the present prospective study,107 patients with palpable breast lumps were studied.After history ,clinical examination, FNAC was performed with their consent.Aspirated materials were stained with Haematoxylene-Eosin and Leishman’s stain. Biopsy or surgery has been performed on all breast lumps and histopathological reports of the same lesion were studied from pathology laboratory.The histopathological reports were compared with FNAC reports. Out of 107 palpable breast lumps studied,we have found diagnostic accuracy of FNAC(consistent with histopathology) is98.59% in benign cases and 87.50% in malignant cases. FNAC was false negative in 12.50% in malignant cases and false positive in 1.3% benign cases.The overall success rate of FNAC was 95.33% in breast lumps. FNAC is useful in diagnosis and further planning of treatment.FNAC is a technique utilized in the diagnosis of palpable breast lumps owing to its advantage of being sensitive, specific, economical and safe.

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Benign as well as malignant breast lesions are quite common in Indian population. In the present prospective study,107 patients with palpable breast lumps were studied.After history ,clinical examination, FNAC was performed with their consent.Aspirated materials were stained with Haematoxylene-Eosin and Leishman’s stain. Biopsy or surgery has been performed on all breast lumps and histopathological reports of the same lesion were studied from pathology laboratory.The histopathological reports were compared with FNAC reports. Out of 107 palpable breast lumps studied,we have found diagnostic accuracy of FNAC(consistent with histopathology) is98.59% in benign cases and 87.50% in malignant cases. FNAC was false negative in 12.50% in malignant cases and false positive in 1.3% benign cases.The overall success rate of FNAC was 95.33% in breast lumps. FNAC is useful in diagnosis and further planning of treatment.FNAC is a technique utilized in the diagnosis of palpable breast lumps owing to its advantage of being sensitive, specific, economical and safe.

Key concepts: Breast lumps, Histopathology, Medicine, Histopathological examination, Biopsy, Stain, Radiology, Physical examination

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