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• TITLE: Prediction of Nipple and Areola Complex Invasion in Breast Cancer Patients. Clinical and Pathological Study of Surgical Specimens

  AUTHORS: Mohammed H. Goda, Mostafa Abdel Rahman, Emadeldin R. Matar

  KEYWORDS: Nipple and Areola Invasion, Breast Cancer, Clinical and Pathological

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Pathology, Vol.11 No.3, June 1, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Breast conservation surgery (BCS) and nipple-areola-sparing (NAS) mastectomy have been recognized as two milestones in this period. This study included 60 Egyptian female patients with breast cancer, all of them were subjected to modified radical mastectomy operation. Methods: This study included female patients > 18 years old who have breast cancer with healthy looking non invaded skin of nipple and areola and excluded patients 4 cm; 3) No multifocal/multicentric tumor; 4) Absence of lymph node invasion; 5) Tumor grade (grade I, II); 6) Peripheral not central tumor; 7) No sub-areolar lymphovascular invasion (LVI); 8) ER receptor positive; 9) PR receptor positive; 10) HER2 negative.