Mammary-duct ectasia. A disease that may simulate carcinoma

Haagensen, C. D.

doi:10.1002/1097-0142(195107)4:4<749::aid-cncr2820040413>3.0.co;2-f

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“…It was described for the first time by Burkitt in 1850 (1). In the literature, this disease is also known as granulomatous mastitis, obstructing mastitis, comedo mastitis (2), periductal mastitis (3,4), and mammary duct ectasia (5)(6)(7). Plasma cell mastitis is more frequent in young women and in women who have not had pregnancy nor breastfed (8).…”

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Plasma Cell Mastitis In Men: A Single-center Experience and Review of the Literature

Palmieri¹,

D’Orazi²,

Martino³

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Plasma Cell Mastitis In Men: A Single-center Experience and Review of the Literature

Palmieri¹,

D’Orazi²,

Martino³

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“…RSBA has to be distinguished from other forms of non-puerperal mastitis, as ductectasia, 12 granuloma-tous mastitis 13 and inflammatory cysts situated in the subareolar region.…”

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An Association of Cigarette Smoking with Recurrent Subareolar Breast Abscess

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B. An association of cigarette smoking with recurrent subareolar breast abscess. hrternathnalJoumalofEpidemiology1988,17: 810-813. In a aeries of 60 patients suffering from recurrent subareolar breast abscess (RSBA) heavy cigarette smoking was found at an unusually high frequency compared to a control group. In contrast with findings reported in the literature no relation was found wfth parity, oral contraceptive use or nipple retraction. The strong association of cigarette smoking and RSBA with a relative risk of 9.2 (3.6-23.5) for a light smoker end of 26^4 (93-70.2) for a heavy smoker counterbalances possible bias Introduced by the retrospective analysis and by the hospital control group. The pattiogenesis of RSBA is still not established. Cigarette smoking could have either a direct toxic effect on the retroareolar lactiferous ducts or an indirect effect via hormonal stimulation of the breast secretion; both hypotheses could explain the recurrent aspect of the disease.

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“…Mammary duct ectasia is a benign condition characterized by dilatation of the mammary ducts [1]. Duct ectasia is an inflammatory condition of unknown genesis.…”

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Duct Ectasia an Unusual Case Presentation and an Overview

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Mammary-duct ectasia. A disease that may simulate carcinoma

Cited by 89 publications

References 5 publications

Plasma Cell Mastitis In Men: A Single-center Experience and Review of the Literature

Plasma Cell Mastitis In Men: A Single-center Experience and Review of the Literature

An Association of Cigarette Smoking with Recurrent Subareolar Breast Abscess

Duct Ectasia an Unusual Case Presentation and an Overview

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