Saira Naz Sufian Author

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Evaluation of common risk factors related with breast carcinoma in females: A hospital based study in Karachi, Pakistan

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Saira Naz Sufian

Malignant growth happens when changes called transformations occur in qualities that control cell development. The changes let the cells isolate and duplicate in an uncontrolled way. Breast malignant growth is disease that creates in bosom cells. Normally, the malignancy frames in either the lobules or the conduits of the bosom. Lobules are the organs that produce milk, and pipes are the pathways that carry the milk from the organs to the areola. Disease can likewise happen in the greasy tissue or the sinewy connective tissue inside your breast. The uncontrolled malignant growth cells regularly attack other sound bosom tissue and can head out to the lymph hubs under the arms. The lymph hubs are an essential pathway that help the disease cells move to different pieces of the body Breast ... view more»

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