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Contradiction in article on Comedocarcinoma
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Clinical Relevance[edit]

Pathology[edit]

Comedocarcinomas are known as the most aggressive form of intraductal carcinomas, although they are considered to be an early stage of breast cancer and are classified as noninvasive.

Individuals diagnosed with comedo-type DCIS (comedocarcinoma) often have a higher chance of it developing into an invasive derivative—if left untreated, this chance is nearly 100%. These individuals are also at an increased risk of cancer recurrence, with this recurrence manifesting itself earlier than in other forms of DCIS. The prognosis for comedocarcinoma is usually favorable with treatment intervention (i.e. surgery, radiotherapy, or hormone therapy); leading to a lower risk of invasive carcinoma development.

While it is uncommon for these tumors to evolve into invasive carcinomas, there have been a few reported incidents of such cases.[citation needed]

So is it nearly 100% will develop into invasive cancer, or is it uncommon? Ann Marie Maher (talk) 15:47, 29 July 2022 (UTC)