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Purpose : To analyze the differences in mammographic and pathologic findings between
palpable and nonpalpable breast carcinoma.
Materials and Methods : Among 362 patients with surgically proven breast carcinoma,
317, whose chief complaint during preoperative evaluation was a palpable mass,
Comprised group ¥°, and 45 with no masses comprised group ¥±. We compared
mammographic and pathologic findings between the two groups.
Results : As regards the pattern of mammographic presentation, mass alone accounted
for 51.4% of group ¥° and 33.3% of group ¥±, while calcification alone was seen in 7.6%
of group ¥° and 24.4% of group ¥±(p<0.05). In group ¥°, 48.6% of masses were of
irregular shape, and in group ¥±, 46.2% were round. According to ACRBIRADS, 47.6%
of group ¥° was classified as category 5, and 51.1% of group ¥± as category 4(p<0.05).
On the other hand, the margin of the mass showed no statistical difference. Among the
352 patients, the mean age of group ¥° was 48.1(range, 28-79) years, while that of
group ¥± was 51.7(range, 30-73) years (p<0.05). Histologically, infiltrative ductal
carcinoma was seen in 84.9% of group ¥°, and DCIS in 8.5%, while for group ¥± the
respective figures were 62.2% and 28.9% (p<0.05). For group ¥°, mean lesional size was
3.01§¯, with 47.9% lymph node metastasis in the axilla, while for group ¥± the
corresponding figures were 1.93§¯(p<0.05) and 28.2%(p<0.05). Differences were
statistically significant. Under the TMN system, 30% of group ¥° were at stage ¥±,
while 35.6% of group ¥± were at stage ¥°(p<0.05).
Conclusion : Palpable and non-palpable cancers showed statistically significant
differences in mammographic findings such as mass shape and category, but not in the
margin of the mass, there were also statistically significant differences with regard to
age, histology, lesion size, axillary lymph node metastasis, and staging.

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Breast neoplasms diagnosis; Breast neoplasms radiography;

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