Journals / European Journal of Breast Health / 2019 / Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 3

Clinical Evaluation of Breast in Childhood

Pages
137–140
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Especially training and then encouraging young people to periodicallystart self-assessment of the breasts after their 19th birthday while warning the ones who have had therapeutic chest radiation previously to beginself-assessment 8 years after the procedure or at 25 years of age whichever comes last, will be an appropriate intervention.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Childhood breast masses are mostly benign conditions starting from the newborn period continuing on to adolescence yet can cause high anxietyin the child and the family as well.
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Key Findings & Data:As a complaint or physical finding, usually palpable mass, pain or discharge from the nipple is apparent in patients.
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Conclusion & Impact:Especially training and then encouraging young people to periodicallystart self-assessment of the breasts after their 19th birthday while warning the ones who have had therapeutic chest radiation previously to beginself-assessment 8 years after the procedure or at 25 years of age whichever comes last, will be an appropriate intervention.
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Childhood breast masses are mostly benign conditions starting from the newborn period continuing on to adolescence yet can cause high anxietyin the child and the family as well. As a complaint or physical finding, usually palpable mass, pain or discharge from the nipple is apparent in patients. All the clinicians interested in pediatric field should have full knowledge of immature and developing breasts so to proper diagnose and avoidovertreatment with unnecessary diagnostic or surgical procedures. Though malignancy or life-threatening disease has a very low probability duringchildhood, all child patients should be evaluated and followed up carefully. Especially training and then encouraging young people to periodicallystart self-assessment of the breasts after their 19th birthday while warning the ones who have had therapeutic chest radiation previously to beginself-assessment 8 years after the procedure or at 25 years of age whichever comes last, will be an appropriate intervention.

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KARAAYVAZ, S. (2022). Clinical Evaluation of Breast in Childhood. European Journal of Breast Health, Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 3, 137–140. https://ajindex.com/articles/510827

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