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What is Fibroadenoma?

Expert Author: Peter Hutch | Category: Disease And Illness
Submitted: 2008-05-07 | Word Count: 588 words
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Fibroadenomas are one of the findings that can be seen on your mammogram. They are benign (not cancerous) breast tumors that are made of glandular and fibrous breast tissue. Fibroadenomas can occur alone, in groups or as a complex. If you have multiple or complex fibroadenomas, this may raise your risk of breast cancer slightly.

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