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duct carcinoma

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duct carcinoma,
a neoplasm of the epithelium of ducts, especially in the breast or pancreas.


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In a nutshell * Invasive duct carcinoma accounts for 70-80% of breast carcinomas.
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0%), the pure form of this tumor was reported; in the remaining half, the giant-cell tumor component was admixed with a clearly identifiable carcinomatous element--usually salivary duct carcinoma and less frequently carcinoma ex pleomorphic adenoma.
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