Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast Cancer in Men
Abstract
Male breast cancer (BC) is an uncommon condition, representing less than 1% of all breast tumors [Aksel S.M., 2006; Merabishvili V.M., 2011]. The infrequency of this condition in men results in a significant number of medical errors in its diagnosis and treatment. The prevalence of breast cancer in men correlates with that of female breast cancer across many nations, suggesting shared etiological factors for the disease in both genders [Semiglazov V.F. et al., 2010, 2014]. Interest in male breast cancer is rising due to a growing prevalence of the condition [Giordano SH et al., 2004].
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Telmanovna, A. L., Khamrokulovna, N. M., Mukhammadovich, K. U., Jamoliddinovna, K. M., & Khusanovich, O. J. (2024). Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast Cancer in Men. World of Medicine : Journal of Biomedical Sciences, 1(11), 62–67. Retrieved from https://wom.semanticjournals.org/index.php/biomed/article/view/162
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