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The management of breast cysts by aspiration
The Medical Journal of Australia
|May 8, 1976
Abstract:
A review is given of 75 patients presenting with breast cysts treated by aspiration. The patients have been followed for an average of four years and in no case has a carcinoma been detected. The technique is considered to be safe provided the guidelines laid down by the writers are followed.
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