Does Mammographic Density have an Impact on the Margin Re-excision Rate After Breast-Conserving Surgery?

Edwards, Brandy L.; Guidry, Christopher A.; Larson, Krista N.; Novicoff, Wendy M.; Harvey, Jennifer A.; Schroen, Anneke T.

doi:10.1245/s10434-015-4917-1

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Does Mammographic Density have an Impact on the Margin Re-excision Rate After Breast-Conserving Surgery?

Abstract: Mammographic density is not associated with an increased need for re-excision or resection of unnecessary margins at initial BCS.

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