Histopathology Breast --Ductal carcinoma

Histopathology Breast --Ductal carcinoma

[@renibarthold48]

I LOVE YOU !! BEST EXPLANATIONS EVER!!!

[@janne4440]

Thanks, I like that you also point out and explain the little lymphocytes there.

[@carolinamonteiro1179]

you have the best histopathology videos ever, thank you so much

[@biancasworld842]

Thank you !

[@tenochtitilian]

Thank you very much

[@srividyajana]

Great Explanation! Much appreciated :)

[@ziggy33399]

Thank ou.

[@pachirat92]

thank you!!

[@yadukrishnan8546]

Thank you Sir. From India😀

[@charlesforsythe128]

The gross image really highlights the stellate pattern of invasive ductal carcinoma.

[@pathlove5635]

good explaination

[@haytemalandalus114]

Still being useful sir!

[@WashingtonDeceit]

YAY

[@fabianamorales2410]

gracias

[@ninagavrilova783]

Firstly thanks! I have a problem differentiating fibroadenoma, mastopathia fibrosa cystica and carcinoma mammae... Don't have microscope for daily practice..:( How can i recognize them? Here is my assumption. Cancer has narrow ductuses full with cells, fibroadenoma has small empty ductuses (that look like little snakes), and mastopathia fibrosa cystica has huge empty ductuses. Is my assumption correct and if you can give me some more specific signs, please

[@WashingtonDeceit]

The MAIN point in visual differentiation is INVASIVENESS

[@florenciasavio2942]

Thank you!