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Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women in the United States. For the pathologist, almost any breast lesion may produce diagnostic difficulty, especially due to frequently small samples (core biopsy specimens) and a variety of mimics and variants seen in specific types of lesions. Additionally, the difficulty of breast lesion diagnosis has risen dramatically in recent years due to the increased emphasis on stratifying patients for appropriate therapy on an individual basis; the wider range of both local and systemic therapeutic options, and the potential for earlier

Breast --- Tumor markers. --- Biological markers (Oncology) --- Cancer markers --- Markers, Tumor --- Tumor associated markers --- Biochemical markers --- Tumors --- Diseases --- Diagnosis.