Regular ArticleLobular Carcinoma In situ on Core Biopsy—What is the Clinical Significance?
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2016, PathologyCitation Excerpt :This presumably represents under-sampling of the carcinoma at the time of core needle biopsy, since carcinomas are rarely found when women with only ADH on excisional biopsy undergo immediate re-excision.34 Whether LCIS is associated with an increased risk of invasive carcinoma or DCIS at immediate re-excision is controversial,35–57 but the overall risk appears lower than that of ADH.36,52,58 Data on the long term risk of invasive carcinoma or DCIS in women diagnosed with either ADH or LCIS on core needle biopsy are limited.
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Author for correspondence and guarantor of study: D. O'Driscoll, The Department of Diagnostic Imaging, The Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust, Heath Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 5PD, U.K. Tel: (01473) 712233; Fax: (01473) 703400.