How Often Are Radial Scars Malignant? - Oncology Support Network

How Often Are Radial Scars Malignant? In this informative video, we will discuss the topic of radial scars in breast tissue and their association with cancer. Radial scars are a common finding in breast examinations, and understanding their implications is essential for anyone who has received this diagnosis. We will cover the frequency of radial scars in various studies and what the presence of atypia means for the risk of malignancy. Additionally, we will touch on the management options available for radial scars, particularly in cases where atypia is present.
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with a radial scar, this video will provide important information to help navigate the next steps and understand the recommendations from healthcare providers. Knowledge about the potential risks and management strategies can empower patients to make informed decisions regarding their health.
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