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Benign Breast Disease.
Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology 2022 September 2
Benign breast disease presents commonly in routine gynecologic care. Presenting symptoms such as breast mass, nipple discharge, or breast pain may raise concern for malignancy. Once breast cancer is ruled out, gynecologists must identify and appropriately treat benign breast disease. While most benign lesions can be managed conservatively, high-risk breast lesions can increase the future risk of breast cancer and may require additional screening imaging and surgical excision. Pharmacologic therapy may also have a role in certain conditions. Gynecologists should be proficient in the identification and management of benign breast disease.
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