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An increased time interval between primary surgery and re-excision for tumour-positive surgical margins for invasive carcinoma is associated with a decreased incidence of finding residual tumour. This could be explained by inflammatory responses after surgical trauma. For DCIS there was no influence of time on finding residual tumour, which could be explained by a more protective microenvironment of DCIS or re-growth of surviving malignant cells.

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Residual disease after re‐excision for tumour‐positive surgical margins in both ductal carcinoma in situ and invasive carcinoma of the breast: The effect of time

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