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Fig 1.

Determination of the cohort for this study.

Abbreviations: CBCP, Clinical Breast Care Project; WR, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center; Malignant NOS, Malignant not otherwise specified.

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Fig 2.

Histological images of FAC, FA, and FCC.

Original magnification: 200x. (A) FAC. Multiple miniature fibroadenoma-like nodules are intimately associated with an invasive lobular carcinoma. Unlike an FA, the lesion is microscopic and not well-defined. (B) A portion of a typical FA. The lesion is well-circumscribed, has a fibrous capsule, and displays proliferation of both glandular and stromal elements. The elongated, branching epithelial glands are characteristic of FA. (C) FCC. This section of breast tissue exhibits many elements of FCC including stromal fibrosis, microcysts, apocrine metaplasia, sclerosing adenosis, and usual intraductal hyperplasia. The patient had ductal carcinoma in situ on other tissue sections.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of BBD cases/controls and risk/protective factors.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of IBC cases/controls in relationship to BBDs and risk/protective factors.

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Table 3.

FAC and associated factors

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Table 4.

FA and associated factors.

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Table 5.

FCC and associated factors.

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Table 6.

Co-occurrence of BBDS with IBCs.

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Table 7.

Differential co-occurrence of BBDs with IBC subtypes in reference to Control.

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Table 8.

Differential co-occurrence of BBDs with IBC subtypes in reference to LA.

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