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Cheng TY et al. – In this cohort, 9.21% of preoperative nonmalignant papillary lesions were converted to malignant diagnosis after surgery. Atypical lesions and patients aged 45 years or older were significant factors associated with such conversion. Surgical excision should be considered for papillary lesions of breast, especially for patients with the identified risk factors.


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