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Fibroadenomas all are true except:

a. Are benign monoclonal neoplasms

b. Most commonly present in late adolescence or the early 20s

c. Should be diagnosed by triple assessment

d. At least 30% reduce in size over a 2 year period

e. Can be safely managed conservatively

skouloukoudi · Credits: 477 My Scrapbook

the answer is A

fibroadenomas are polyclonal aberations of normal breast development.

dibbur · Credits: 130 My Scrapbook

answer is A

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does it NEED triple assessment to diagnose FA?

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IN INFLAMMATORY CARCINOMA BREAST WITH METASTASIS TO AXILLARY LYMPH NODES ,TREATMENT OF CHOICE IS

1.RADICAL MASTECTOMY+CHEMOTHERAPY
2.RADICAL MASTECTOMY +RADIOTHERAPY
3.SIMPLE MASTECTOMY+RADIOTHERAPY
4.CHEMOTHERAPY+RADIOTHERAPY

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drug of choice in metastatic carcinoma breast is

1.cortisone
2.tamoxifen
3.stillboestrol
4.5-flourouracil

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drug of choice in metastatic carcinoma breast is
2. tamoxifen

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For ur 1st questn .
Triple assessment is not at all necessary to diagnose fibroadenoma

2nd ques :
Inflamm Ca in premenopausal women , irresp of nodal status or ER status , treatment is MRM +combination chemotherapy ( CMF regimen )

For Postmeno women , with N + , ER + tamoxifen + or - Combination chemotherapy . If N+ ER - Combination chemo alone is sufficient

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