Noninfiltrating Intracystic Carcinoma: Diagnosis, Containment, and Curative Care
1. Introduction to Noninfiltrating Intracystic Carcinoma Noninfiltrating intracystic carcinoma is a rare, highly localized malignancy that develops exclusively within a fluid-filled cystic space in the breast tissue. The terminology provides immediate clarity regarding the clinical severity of the disease. While the cellular proliferation is unequivocally malignant, the term “noninfiltrating” guarantees that these cancer cells remain … Read more