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Radiology, Vol 189, 667-671, Copyright © 1993 by Radiological Society of North America


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Atypical hyperplasia: frequency and mammographic and pathologic relationships in excisional biopsies guided with mammography and clinical examination

PC Stomper, SP Cholewinski, RB Penetrante, JP Harlos and TN Tsangaris
Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Roswell Park Cancer Institute.

PURPOSE: To ascertain the frequency and pathologic relationships of atypical hyperplasia in biopsy specimens obtained after clinical and mammographic examination. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Clinical, mammographic, and histologic findings were prospectively correlated in 300 consecutive excisional biopsies. RESULTS: Atypical hyperplasia was detected in 26 (17%) of 154 biopsies with benign findings and 19 (13%) of 146 biopsies with malignant findings overall (P > .05). The frequency of atypical hyperplasia was only 4% (two of 55 specimens) in clinically prompted biopsies with benign findings but 24% (24 of 99 specimens) in mammographically prompted biopsies with benign findings (P = .002), increasing to 31% (21 of 68 specimens) in benign microcalcifications and 40% (18 of 45 specimens) in benign microcalcifications associated with adenosis. Atypical hyperplasia was found most often within (16 [62%] of 26 cases) or adjacent to (nine [35%] of 26 cases) another lesion that prompted biopsy. CONCLUSION: Most atypical hyperplasia is not a random finding in benign biopsy specimens but shows a statistically significantly greater frequency in association with microcalcifications detected with mammography only, especially those in areas of adenosis.


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