Breast Cancer
Non-uniform classification practices in breast cancer resulted in distorted statistics
Published in Women's Health Weekly, December 29th, 2005
According to recent research from Switzerland, "The study evaluates the scope of non-uniform classification practices concerning breast carcinomas with non-inflammatory skin involvement. We compared the clinical course of patients with histologically proven noninflammatory skin involvement: 119 (65.4%) with clinically obvious 'classical' skin changes (Group A) and 63 (34.6%) with no or only discreet changes (Group B)."
"A questionnaire was circulated to pathology departments in 24 countries to assess the practice...
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