Cancerization of small ectatic ducts of the breast by ductal carcinoma in situ cells with apocrine snouts: a lesion associated with tubular carcinoma.

@article{Goldstein1997CancerizationOS,
  title={Cancerization of small ectatic ducts of the breast by ductal carcinoma in situ cells with apocrine snouts: a lesion associated with tubular carcinoma.},
  author={Neal S. Goldstein and Brendan O'Malley},
  journal={American journal of clinical pathology},
  year={1997},
  volume={107 5},
  pages={
          561-6
        }
}

• Neal S. Goldstein, Brendan O'Malley
• Published in American journal of clinical pathology 1997

Small ectatic ducts lined by atypical ductal cells with apocrine snouts occasionally have been observed in association with tubular carcinoma; some pathologists have considered these carcinomas to be a form of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). Thirty-two cases of tubular carcinoma, 41 of invasive grade 1 ductal carcinoma with DCIS, 40 of invasive grade 1 ductal carcinoma without DCIS, 40 of invasive grade 3 ductal carcinoma, 40 of invasive lobular carcinoma, 20 of well-differentiated DCIS, and… CONTINUE READING

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