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Trace element content in breasts with fibrocystic disease

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The trace elements antimony, bromine, cesium, cobalt, iron, rubidium, scandium, strontium and zinc were determined by instrumental neutron activation analysis in breast tissue samples with fibrocystic disease and in samples with fibroadenoma tumors. The histological lesions of each breast sample with fibrocystic disease were recorded, and a statistical analysis of the lesions in combination with the determined trace elements was carried out. The results showed that the element mean values in fibroadenoma tumors are higher than those of fibrocystic disease. Some other remarkable results of statistical examination are also presented.

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Kanias, G.D., Kouri, E., Arvaniti, H. et al. Trace element content in breasts with fibrocystic disease. Biol Trace Elem Res 43, 363–370 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02917337

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