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LOBULAR-CARCINOMA-IN-SITU


check date: 13/05/2002
checker: Pamela
origination date: 17/04/2002
originator: Clara
subject field: medicine: disease
URL: http://www.breastscreen.org.au/LCIS.htm


Conceptual Structures
ISACARCINOMA-IN-SITU-OF-BREAST-AND-GENITOURINARY-SYSTEM
LOBULAR-BREAST-CARCINOMA
ANCESTORSALL
CARCINOMA-IN-SITU
CARCINOMA-IN-SITU-OF-BREAST-AND-GENITOURINARY-SYSTEM
CHANGE-STATE
CHANGE-STATE-ANIMAL
DISEASE-EVENT
EVENT
HAVE-NEOPLASM
LIVING-EVENT
LOBULAR-BREAST-CARCINOMA
MALIGNANT-NEOPLASM
MALIGNANT-NEOPLASM-BY-BODY-PART
MALIGNANT-NEOPLASM-BY-STAGE-EXTENSION
MALIGNANT-NEOPLASM-OF-BONE-CONNECTIVE-TISSUE-SKIN-AND-BREAST-
MALIGNANT-NEOPLASM-OF-FEMALE-BREAST
PHYSICAL-EVENT


English
lobular carcinoma in situdefinition: non-invasive adenocarcinoma made up of abnormal cells confined to the lobules of the breast (small end ducts that branch off the lobes in the breast) that seldom becomes invasive cancer. However, having lobular carcinoma in situ increases one's risk of developing either infiltrating lobular or ductal carcinoma. Diagnosis can be difficult and its treatment controversial, with some doctors recommending removal of one or both breasts and others recommeding regular followup without surgery. Lobular carcinoma in situ is less frequent than ductal carcinomas. (en)
number: singular
part of speech: noun
reliability code: 10
term type: main entry term
context (x): i_locais.txt

originator: Arianne
origination date: 04/06/2002
LCISdefinition: see lobular carcinoma in situ (en)
part of speech: noun
reliability code: 10
number: singular
term type: acronym

Spanish
carcinoma lobulillar in situterm type: main entry term
definition: adenocarcinoma no invasivo en el que las células anómalas se localizan en los lobulillos de las glándulas mamarias (pequeños conductos en los que se dividen los lóbulos de la mama) que rara vez se convierte en invasivo. Es una condición precancerosa para el carcinoma lobular o intraductal infiltrantes. El carcinoma lobulillar in situ tiene un difícil diagnóstico (no es físicamente palpable y se identifica solamente en luna citología) y su tratamiento genera controversia, ya que algunos especialistas recomiendan la mastectomía, mientras que otros creen que las revisiones periódicas son suficientes. Esta neoplasia es menos frecuente que el carcinoma ductal mamario. (es)
gender: masculine
number: singular
part of speech: noun
reliability code: 10
context (x): e_calois.txt

origination date: 03/06/2002
originator: Arianne
CLISgender: masculine
number: singular
definition: véase carcinoma lobular in situ (es)
reliability code: 10
part of speech: noun
term type: acronym