Benign breast diseases (BBDs) deserve attention because of their high prevalence, their impact on women's quality of life (QoL) and, only for some histologic types, their cancerous potential. Fibrocystic breast disease (FBD), recently called "fibrocystic changes," is the most frequent BBD, diagnosed in 50% of clinically and 90% of histopathologically examined women [1].

Contraception in women with benign breast disease and benign uterine and ovarian conditions / Grandi, G.; Del Savio, M. C.; Facchinetti, F.. - (2024), pp. 146-153. [10.1017/9781108961097.021]

Contraception in women with benign breast disease and benign uterine and ovarian conditions

Grandi G.;Del Savio M. C.;
2024

Abstract

Benign breast diseases (BBDs) deserve attention because of their high prevalence, their impact on women's quality of life (QoL) and, only for some histologic types, their cancerous potential. Fibrocystic breast disease (FBD), recently called "fibrocystic changes," is the most frequent BBD, diagnosed in 50% of clinically and 90% of histopathologically examined women [1].
2024
Textbook of Contraception, Sexual and Reproductive Health
9781108961097
9781108958622
Cambridge University Press
Contraception in women with benign breast disease and benign uterine and ovarian conditions / Grandi, G.; Del Savio, M. C.; Facchinetti, F.. - (2024), pp. 146-153. [10.1017/9781108961097.021]
Grandi, G.; Del Savio, M. C.; Facchinetti, F.
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