What is a phyllodes tumor and how does it affect the breast? 3D visualization

What is a phyllodes tumor and how does it affect the breast? 3D visualization A phyllodes tumor is a rare type of fibroepithelial neoplasm that develops in the breast. This tumor is known for its rapid growth and large size, which can make it difficult to differentiate from other types of breast masses. Phyllodes tumors can be classified into: 🔹 Benign - non-cancerous tumors with low risk of recurrence. 🔹 Borderline - tumors that may behave unpredictably and have a higher risk of recurrence. �

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Phyllodes tumors start in the stroma, the connective tissue of the breast and they make up less than 1% of all breast tumors. Most are not cancer, called benign. But about 25% of these tumors are cancerous (or malignant). Some are borderline, a mix of benign and cancerous. Phyllodes means “leaflike.” That’s because as they grow, the tumors have the shape of a leaf. Fibroadenomas are the most common type of benign breast lumps. They also appear in breast connective tissue. They can be hard to tel

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