Clinical-pathological study design of operable breast carcinoma

Abstract

Background and Objectives: To research the numerous clinical and pathological breast cancer operable 
presenting characteristics. Deciding on the institutional medication regimen and reducing breast 
mutilation surgery. 
Methods: 60 patients who were all admitted to the Department of General Surgery, Kakatiya Medical 
College, Warangal, Telangana, India, participated in a prospective research. To obtain at a definitive 
diagnosis and organize therapy as per stage, a thorough history, clinical examination, and investigation 
were completed. 
Results: During the research period, 60 individuals were examined; the mean age at which operable 
breast carcinomas develop is 48.54 years. A person with a favourable family history. Mainly in patients 
with an early menarche. The most frequent appearance (100%) is a lump. 98% of the patients in the study 
reported having IDL as their HPE. 56% of the people in our research sample had stage II illness.