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  Vol. 111 No. 10, October 1976 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Intraductal "noninfiltrating" carcinoma of the breast

P. W. Brown, J. Silverman, E. Owens, D. C. Tabor, J. J. Terz and W. Lawrence Jr

We are reviewing 40 patients with noninvasive intraductal carcients; 10% developed oppostie breast cancer of the invasive variety. Twenty-one patients underwent radical mastectomy in which one patient was found to have a positive axillary node. The 19 remaining patients had total mastectomy alone. No recurrence of death attributed to intraductal carcinoma was found in 39 patients available for follow-up.

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