Review examines dysplastic processes and breast cancer risk in mammary glands, suggesting selective estrogen receptor modulators may aid treatment.
This review considers current ideas about the stages of development of pathological dysplastic processes in the mammary glands, data from reviews and meta-analyzes to study the causes of their development, factors of progression, the risk of their further influence on the formation of breast cancer. The use of a selective estrogen receptor modulator drug is considered as an etiopathogenetic correction of the patient’s existing disease, as its main pathological cause, and a risk factor for further proliferative and mitotic activity — long-term hyperestrogenism, the results of clinical studies in real clinical practice were evaluated.
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