Clinically diagnosed intraductal papilloma of breast without surgical contraindications. Management focuses on definitive treatment to eliminate the lesion and confirm complete removal on imaging.
The standard of care is surgical, with the objective of complete tumor removal. The appropriate procedure is selected based on lesion characteristics and clinical factors — see the full protocol for the evidence-based decision pathway.
Complete removal of the intraductal papilloma, confirmed on imaging.
DOI: 10.1097/CM9.0000000000001533
The panel recommends that all clinically diagnosed intraductal papillomas should be treated surgically and that the tumor should be completely removed.
According to the site of single intraductal papilloma as well as the accessibility and cost of CNB and VABB in Chinese primary hospitals, the panel equally recommends complete resection by open surgical resection and VABB for single intraductal papilloma without nipple discharge.