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Angiosarcoma of breast
Angiosarcoma of the breast (ICD-11 2B56.2) is a rare endothelial malignancy occurring as primary disease in women 30-50 or as secondary radiation-associated disease about 5-10 years after breast radiotherapy, with poor prognosis.
Inflammatory breast cancer
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC, mastitis carcinomatosa), a rare aggressive breast cancer where tumor cells block skin lymph vessels, causing redness and swelling; always stage III or IV, 1-5% of US breast cancers, treated with chemo, mastectomy, and radiation.
Invasive carcinoma of breast
Invasive carcinoma of breast (ICD-11 2C61): breast cancer that has spread beyond the ducts or lobules into surrounding tissue. Main types are invasive ductal carcinoma (70-80%) and invasive lobular carcinoma (10-15%).
Invasive ductal carcinoma of breast
Invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC), also called infiltrating ductal carcinoma or invasive breast carcinoma of no special type (IBC-NST), is the most common breast cancer, about 70-80% of cases, starting in milk duct lining and invading surrounding tissue.
Tubular adenoma of breast
Tubular adenoma of breast (ICD-11 2F30.0) is a rare benign epithelial breast tumor of densely packed dual-layer tubules with scant stroma, reclassified by WHO 5th edition, molecularly distinct from fibroadenoma (MET/FGFR3 vs MED12), 0.13–2.9% of benign lesions.