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adenosis /ad·e·no·sis/ (ad″ĕ-no´sis)
1. any disease of the glands.
2. the abnormal development of glandular tissue.

mammary sclerosing adenosis , sclerosing adenosis of breast a form of disease of the breast characterized by multiple firm tender nodules, fibrous tissue, mastodynia, and sometimes small cysts.

ad·e·no·sis (dn-ss)
n. pl. ad·e·no·ses (-sz)
A disease of a gland, especially one marked by the abnormal formation or enlargement of glandular tissue.

adenosis
[ad′ənō′sis]
1 any disease of the glands, especially a lymphatic gland.
2 an abnormal development or enlargement of glandular tissue.

adenosis [ad″ĕ-no´sis]
1. any disease of a gland.
2. abnormal development of a gland.

adenosis
1. any disease of a gland.
2. abnormal development of a gland.

adenosis
Breast Any hyperplastic process that primarily involves the glands of the breast. See Blunt duct adenosis, Sclerosing adenosis.


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Differential diagnosis of a breast lump Benign Malignant Fibroadenoma Non-invasive Cysts Lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS) Breast abscess Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) Fat necrosis Invasive epithelial Papilloma Ductal carcinoma Hamartoma/adenoma Lobular carcinoma Other sclerosing lesions Medullary/mucinous/papillary carcinoma Radial scar Other non-epithelial neoplasms Sclerosing adenosis Phylloides tumour Angiosarcoma Lymphoma Metastasis to the breast Table III.
Briefly, participants from three cohorts originally identified for study during the 1950s-1970s--the Diethylstilbestrol Adenosis Project (DESAD; Labarthe et al.
42) Differential Diagnosis The main differential diagnostic considerations of carcinoma following androgen deprivation therapy include a variety of atrophic and hyperplastic changes in benign glands, including clear cell cribriform hyperplasia, sclerosing adenosis, acinar atrophy, postatrophic hyperplasia, atypical adenomatous hyperplasia, and atypical basal cell hyperplasia.
 
 
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