IJAR - Indian Journal of Applied Research

Dr.K.Madhavi Shyamala; Dr.M.Krishna Naik; Dr.N.Vishnu Vardhan Reddy

Volume : IX, Issue : VIII, August - 2019

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CLINICAL FINDINGS, ULTRASONOGRAPHY AND HISTOPATHOLOGY FINDINGS OF BENIGN BREAST DISEASES

Dr. K. Madhavi Shyamala, Dr. M. Krishna Naik, Dr. N. Vishnu Vardhan Reddy

Abstract :

BACKGROUND: Benign east disorders are defined as non–malignant east conditions and include a wide range of clinical and pathological disorders. BBD are very common and 1/3rd of women are diagnosed to have this disorder in one time of their life. Benign Breast disease is the most common type of east diseases and up to 30 percent of women will suffer from a benign east disorder requiring treatment at some time in their lives. AIMS & OBJECTIVES: To compare the role of clinical examination, ultrasonography and histopathological study in the diagnosis of benign east diseases. RESULTS : In the present study, it was found that benign east diseases were found to be more in the age group of 21–30 years. The most common presentation was a lump in the east followed by pain and discharge from nipple Most of them (56%) were 3–5 cms. Fioadenoma cases (50%) were common. USG and FNAC/HPR were done in all the cases and were diagnostic. The sensitivity and specificity of the tripletest (clinical examination, USG, and FNAC ) in the diagnosis of fioadenomawere 96.66% and 96.66% respectively. CONCLUSION: The accuracy of BBD diagnosis increases when all the three modes, i.e. clinical examination, USG, and FNAC are employed. Triple assessment may avoid unnecessary surgeries for benign east lesions.