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References
Online Sources
- American Cancer Society (ACS). Benign
Breast Conditions (revised, May 15, 2003).
Retrieved May 7, 2006 from the ACS web site: www.cancer.org
- American Cancer Society (ACS). What
is Breast Cancer? (revised, Sep. 2, 2005).
Retrieved July 8, 2006 from the ACS web site: www.cancer.org
- CancerLine. Breast
Anatomy and Physiology. Retrieved May 15,
2006 from the CancerLine web site: www.cancerline.com
- CancerLine. Pathology
of Breast Cancer. Retrieved May 15, 2006
from the CancerLine web site: www.cancerline.com
- Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research
Center (FHCRC). Early
Stage Breast-Cancer Rates Are Rising Sharply as Rates
of Invasive Breast Cancer Are Leveling Off (Apr.
11, 2005). Retrieved May 15, 2006 from the FHCRC
web site: www.fhcrc.org
- Mayo Clinic. Breast
Biopsy: Interpreting Your Risk for Breast Cancer (Aug.
5, 2005). Retrieved April 10, 2006 from the MayoClinic.com
web site: www.mayoclinic.com
- Imaginis. Benign
Breast Conditions (updated, May, 2005). Retrieved
May 7, 2006 from the Imaginis web site: imaginis.com
- Imaginis. Breast
Cancer Recurrence (updated, Jan. 31, 2000).
Retrieved May 7, 2006 from the Imaginis web site:
imaginis.com
- Imaginis. Common
Forms of Breast Cancer (updated, May, 2006).
Retrieved July 7, 2006 from the Imaginis web site:
imaginis.com
- National Cancer Institute (NCI). Benign
Breast Disease Indicates Relative Risk for Breast
Cancer. NCI Bulletin. 2005 Jul.;30(2). Retrieved
Apr. 13, 2006 from the NCI web site: www.cancer.gov
- National Cancer Institute (NCI). Ductal
Carcinoma In Situ (PDQ®) (last modified,
Feb. 14, 2006). Retrieved May 3, 2006 from the
NCI web site: www.cancer.gov
- National Cancer Institute (NCI). Lobular
Carcinoma In Situ (PDQ®) (last modified,
Feb. 14, 2006). Retrieved May 3, 2006 from the
NCI web site: www.cancer.gov
- Program on Breast Cancer and
Environmental Risk Factors (PBCERF). Fact
Sheet #05: The Biology of Breast Cancer (Oct.,
1997). Retrieved May 6, 2006 from the PBCERF web
site: envirocancer.cornell.edu
- Santen RJ, Mansel R. Benign
Breast Disorders. N Engl J Med. 2005;353:275-85.
Retrieved May 14, 2006 from the University of Rochester
Medical Center web site: www.urmc.rochester.edu/obgyn/residency
- University of Wisconsin School
of Nursing. Growth & Types
of Breast Cancer (2005). Retrieved May 7, 2006
from the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing
web site: www.son.wisc.edu
Print Sources
- Merajver, SD, Sabel, MS. Inflammatory
breast cancer. In Harris JR, Lippman ME, Morrow M,
Osborne CK, (Eds.), Diseases of the breast (3rd edition.)
(pp. 971-982). Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins,
2004.
- Schnitt, SJ, Guidi, AJ. Pathology
of invasive breast cancer. In Harris JR, Lippman
ME, Morrow M, Osborne CK, (Eds.), Diseases of the
breast (3rd edition.) (pp. 541-585). Lippincott,
Williams & Wilkins, 2004.
Additional
Resources:
Overviews
Breast Structure
and Development (see
also Overviews)
Benign Changes (see
also Overviews)
Types of Breast Cancer (see
also Overviews)
References / Additional Resources updated: April 16,
2009. |
