Any patient with a breast lesion classified as a radial scar classified at percutaneous biopsy should undergo a surgical excision to rule out an underlying malignancy, according to a new study. Any ...

March 26, 2010 — Radial scars after breast biopsy should prompt surgical excision to exclude malignancy, according to the results of a retrospective record review reported in the April issue of the ...

BOSTON — Most of the fully excised radial sclerosing lesions (RSLs) of the breast without atypia collected over an 11-year period from a single institution failed to show any evidence of atypia or ...

Skin is a seamless organ, like a fine cloth protecting valuable assets underneath. When it's damaged by a burn, injury, or other trauma, like surgery, a scar can form. Most scars will never go away ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Surgical removal of scar tissue either with or without medial rectus muscle recession can realign vision in ...

Radial scars (RS) are benign, tumor-like lesions which are most commonly an incidental finding during mammography. When they are greater than 1 cm in diameter, they are referred to as complex ...

As a wound heals, tissue begins to grow over the wound, protecting it and replacing the damaged skin. As this fibrous tissue settles in, you develop a scar. Essentially, scars are nature’s way of ...

Notably, these high-risk lesions are not only markers of future carcinoma, but also indicators of concurrent carcinoma missed due to biopsy sampling. Upgrade rates to ductal carcinoma in situ or ...