mammographic breast density
Adolescent fiber intake and mammographic breast density in premenopausal women
... with mammographic breast density in premenopausal ...on breast cancer risk factors and breast ...percent mammographic density, which translates into approximately 7 % ...
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MAMMOGRAPHIC BREAST DENSITY IN MALAYSIAN WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER
... the mammographic breast density based on the appearance of the breasts on FFDM mammographic ...developing breast cancer (Tabar et ...increased breast density is a risk ...
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Inter country analysis of breast density classification using visual grading Analysis of mammographic breast density using visual grading
... in mammographic breast density (MBD) assessment can impact breast cancer risk stratification, choices of further breast cancer screening intervals and ...
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Circulating serum xenoestrogens and mammographic breast density
... that mammographic breast density varies according to circulating serum levels of xenoestrogens in postmenopausal ...percentage breast density indepen- dent of BMI and other ...centage ...
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Tissue based associations of mammographic breast density with breast stem cell markers
... of breast carcinogenesis suggests that breast cancer devel- opment might be directly related to the size of the stem cell pool and its mitotic activity ...in breast tissue (ranging from glands ...
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A self directed learning intervention for radiographers rating mammographic breast density
... fatty breast. 1, 2 Breast density is also associated with traditional risk factors for breast cancer such as genetic, reproductive and lifestyle ...of breast density information ...
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Adolescent fiber intake and mammographic breast density in premenopausal women
... Mammographic breast density was assessed in three batches approximately 2–3 years ...quantify breast density, the craniocaudal views of both breasts for the first two batches of ...
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Mammographic breast density in infertile and parous women
... Background: Mammographic breast density is a useful marker for breast cancer risk, as breast density is considered one of the strongest breast cancer risk ...compare ...
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Association between air pollution and mammographic breast density in the Breast Cancer Surveilance Consortium
... and breast density. Family history of breast cancer and BMI may reflect the differences in individuals’ genetic fac- tors and xenobiotic metabolism ...the breast, and as a result, the ...
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Association between mammographic breast density and histologic features of benign breast disease
... the breast [5, 6, 12, ...on breast tissue obtained from foren- sic autopsy showing that percent MBD is associated with nuclear area, both epithelial and non-epithelial, collagen, and area of glandular ...
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Airborne metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in relation to mammographic breast density
... lower breast density, likely due to its anti-estrogenic effects [8, ...and density varied by selen- ium exposure, as selenium has antioxidant properties [63] and may counteract the toxic effects of ...
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Adjusting for BMI in analyses of volumetric mammographic density and breast cancer risk
... each mammographic measure were regressed on age at mammogram, parity and menopausal status using linear regression (including controls only in the UK study and the full cohort in the Norwegian ...
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Migraine in postmenopausal women and the risk of invasive breast cancer.
... regression was used to calculate odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (13). All analyses were adjusted for age (continuous) and reference year. The referent category was women with no history of migraine. ...
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djx001.pdf
... of breast cancer cases in the placebo arm with both mammograms obtained (n ¼ 77) could have limited detectabil- ity of statistically significant risk with a 1% increase in baseline breast ...baseline ...
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The origins of breast cancer associated with mammographic density: a testable biological hypothesis
... with breast cancer inci- dence, as well as the small numbers at ages 30–34 and 80 + ...of breast density in women aged 40 or older have shown a decline in average PMD with increasing age and meno- ...
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Progesterone receptors animal models and cell signaling in breast cancer: Implications for breast cancer of inclusion of progestins in hormone replacement therapies
... and breast cancer risk have yielded conflicting ...[15], breast cancer risk was significantly increased among women who were currently using estrogen alone (relative risk [RR] ...in breast cancer ...
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The combined effect of mammographic texture and density on breast cancer risk: a cohort study
... a breast cancer screening program ...find breast can- cers at an early stage, to increase the chance of successful treatment and to prevent premature mortality [2, ...crease breast cancer mortality ...
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Impact of short term low dose tamoxifen on molecular breast imaging background parenchymal uptake: a pilot study
... As a pilot study, we had a limited sample size of mostly young and premenopausal or perimenopausal women; thus, our results may not be generalizable to postmenopausal women. However, these findings are important as ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC4965880.pdf
... Women were eligible if age was 35 to 55 years, they were premenopausal (defined as having at least 4 menstrual cycles in 6 months, or a serum estradiol level in the premenopausal range for women with a hysterectomy) and ...
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Genetic variation in the estrogen metabolic pathway and mammographic density as an intermediate phenotype of breast cancer
... optical density. For controls, the breast side was ...The density resolution was set at 12- bit spatial ...the breast and dis- tinguishing dense from nondense ...the breast area that is ...
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