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Carcinoma and Atypical Hyperplasia in Reduction Mammaplasty: Increased Sampling Leads to Increased Detection. A Prospective Study
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 11/02/09

Ambaye AB et al. – A significantly higher rate of significant pathologic findings was identified in this prospective study compared with published literature. None of the lesions was identified on preoperative mammogram. Age was significantly associated with significant pathologic findings. Increased sampling was associated with significant pathologic findings only in patients 40 years or older, indicating the need for thorough sampling of reduction mammaplasty specimens in patients older than 40.

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