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ductal adenocarcinoma of the prostate adenocarcinoma of columnar epithelium in the peripheral prostatic ducts; it may project into the urethra, causing obstruction and hematuria.
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ductal lavage A method used to collect cells from milk ducts in the breast. A hair-size catheter (tube) is inserted into the nipple, and a small amount of salt water is released into the duct. The water picks up breast cells, and is removed. The cells are checked under a microscope. Ductal lavage may be used in addition to clinical breast examination and mammography to detect breast cancer.
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ductal carcinoma in situ the most common pre-invasive breast cancer. More commonly seen now because this form is generally seen on a mammogram, and is identified by unusual calcium deposits or puckering of the breast tissue (called stellate appearance). If left untreated, DCIS will progress to invasive breast cancer.
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ductal lavage a minimally invasive procedure that involves collecting samples of breast cells
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