TRENDS AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRECANCER BREAST DISEASES IN WOMEN LIVING IN REGIONS OF KHOREZM IN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
breast canser, dyshormonal diseases, histological variantsAbstract
Breast cancer (BC),- the most common cancer in women is considered. 1.5 million new cases are detected every year and this is 25% of all malignant tumors. The incidence is growing rapidly in European countries. Especially often this process develops against the background of dyshormonal processes, based on this, a retrospective analysis was carried out in order to identify the role of dyshormonal pathology in the development of precancerous diseases.
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