Vegunta · Cleveland Clinic journal of medicine 2023 · narrative clinical review · n=5

Atypical hyperplasia of the breast: Clinical cases and management strategies.

Cited 10 times in the scientific literature.

Level 5 - mechanism / opinion, no new human data

Narrative clinical review and expert opinion based on illustrative case scenarios

PubMed 37400158 · doi:10.3949/ccjm.90a.22098 · record verified 2026-08-26

What was done

This is a narrative review presenting five clinical case scenarios to describe management and risk-reduction strategies for atypical breast hyperplasia identified on image-guided biopsy.

What was found

The abstract reports no numerical findings, odds ratios, or risk estimates. It identifies atypical hyperplasia as a marker of increased lifetime breast cancer risk and reviews management options including preventive endocrine therapy, enhanced surveillance imaging, and lifestyle modifications.

Why it matters

It provides practical clinical guidance for risk counseling and management tailored to distinct presentations of atypical breast hyperplasia.

Limits

The publication is an educational narrative review and expert consensus rather than an empirical trial or systematic review. The abstract provides no original cohort data or quantitative comparative outcomes.

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