CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF BREAST LESIONS AT TERTIARY CARE CENTRE.

Author:

Nema S.K.1,Bharti Ritika2

Affiliation:

1. Professor & HOD, Department Of Pathology, Index medical college hospital & Research Centre, Indore – 452016, India.

2. (Resident) Department Of Pathology, Department Of Pathology, Index medical college hospital & Research centre,Indore –452016

Abstract

Background: Breast tissue is a modied sweat gland. Breast lesions present with variety of pathological lesions, ranging from inammatory, non- inammatory, non- neoplastic and neoplastic lesions. Breast carcinoma is multifaceted disease comprised of distinct biological subtypes spectrum of clinicopathological, molecular features and different therapeutic and prognostic implications. The present study was designed to evaluate the frequency, age, gender and histopathological features of breast lesions in a tertiary care hospital. Material and Method: The study was conducted in department of pathology, Index medical college hospital & Research centre,Indore. We retrieved breast specimen received in histopathology department over a period of 24 months from June 2018 to June 2020. A total of 106 cases of breast lesions were included in the study. Results: Out of a total of 106 cases of breast lesions, most common lesions were benign 56 (52.83%) with mean age 30.15 years, followed by malignant 50(47.16%) with mean age 48.16 years . The overall mean age of patients was 40.46 years, with a wide age of 11–88 years. Overall the most commonly reported lesion was broadenoma 35 (33.01%) cases, followed by inltrating duct carcinoma 50 (47.16%) cases, mastitis 3(2.8%) cases, Galactocele 3(2.8%) cases. The maximum cases of malignancy were seen in age group more than 40 years of age of life. Most common malignant lesion was inltrating duct carcinoma. Conclusion: The breast lesions pattern revealed by the present study provides valuable information regarding clinicopathological prole of breast lesions.

Publisher

World Wide Journals

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