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Clinicopathologic Features of Breast Disease in Jamaica: Findings of The Jamaican Breast Disease Study, 2000–2002

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Vol 57, issue 2 (2008)

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90–4

Synopsis:

The majority of patients presenting with breast disease at the University Hospital of the West Indies are young women with clinically benign disease. A low prevalence of clinically significant premalignant disease supports the need for improved breast cancer screening in the population.

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Objective: To describe the clinicopathologic profile of breast disease in Jamaica.

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Penetrating Neck Trauma and the Aberrant Subclavian Artery

Issue:

Vol 56, Issue 3 (2007)

Pages:

288–93

ABSTRACT

Vascular injuries from penetrating trauma to the base of the neck are accompanied by significant morbidity and potential mortality. These injuries require several diagnostic adjuncts in order to facilitate early diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Herein reported is the case of a patient who sustained penetrating injury to the thoracic inlet but had a fortuitous anomaly that prevented vascular injury and its attendant complications.

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Case Reports

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Aberrant Subclavian Artery

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