Epidemiological features of papillary carcinoma of the breast in a developing community-Juniper publishers


Epidemiological features of papillary carcinoma of thebreast in a developing community by Wilson IB Onuigbo in Juniper Publishers in InternationalJournal of Cell Science & Molecular Biology

A separate challenge in characterizing papillary carcinoma of the breast is related to the fact that a large proportion of the literature consists of individual case reports. The scarcity of information was remedied from certain centers. The present paper seeks, therefore, to add materials obtained from a histopathology data pool covering the Ibo or Igbo Ethnic Group domiciled in a developing community in Nigeria.
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