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A member asked:
Do benign intraductal papilloma need to be removed ?
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Yes: The lesion itself is benign (not cancerous). However, it is an abnormal growth. It can be associated with other abnormalities such as cancer. Standard of care is to surgically remove the area.
Answered 4/4/2018
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