Titlebook: Electropotentials in the Clinical Assessment of Breast Neoplasia; J. Michael Dixon Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Initial Preclinical Experiments with the Electropotential Differential Diagnosis of Mammary Cancer,t been accepted in the scientific community. Some studies, such as those of Burr and his colleagues [1,2], reported outstanding results with genital cancers in humans, but these studies were not pursued. Others, such as Morris and Hirschowitz [3], reported that the results of their clinical studies

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Use of Non-Directed (Screening) Arrays in the Evaluation of Symptomatic and Asymptomatic Breast Patfor asymptomatic women include breast self-examination every month beginning at age 20, clinical breast examination every 3 years between ages 20-40 and every year thereafter, and mammography every 1-2 years between ages 40-49 and every year thereafter [1]. Results of several large breast cancer scr

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Multicentre Clinical Trials Evaluating the Breast Biophysical Examination in the Assessment of Brear a benign or malignant breast lesion. The test is intended to be complementary to mammography and physical examination. The nature and technical requirements of the test are such that its use is of particular potential value relatively early in the sequence of diagnostic evaluation of women with br