DETECTION METHOD OF THE BREAST CANCER AND ITS IMPLICATIONS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5380/ce.v14i1.14103Keywords:
Câncer de mama, Diagnóstico precoce, Epidemiologia, Breast neoplasms, Early diagnosis, Epidemiology, Neoplasias de la mama, Diagnóstico Precoz, EpidemiologíaAbstract
This study aimed to know the detection method and how it was associated with the breast neoplasms
staging, among women users of a public hospital. A cross-sectional study was carried out in which the following key
variables were researched: age, provenance, family history,, clinical staging and method for tumor detection. Descriptive
statistics was used for data analysis, with significance level of 5%. 223 women were analyzed, with the average age of 51,3
± 12,41 years, 66,4% of the patients lived in the capital city and 33,6% in the countryside. The family history of breast
cancer was reported by 24,5% of the users. In relation to the method for tumor detection, the subsequent frequencies were
observed: breast self-examination (76,7%), breast clinical examination (15,7%) and mammography (7,6%). Clinical staging
have been significantly related with the method for tumor detection (≤ 0,05) and to the place of living (≤ 0,05). Breast
cancer detection in the group analyzed was mostly done by the woman herself. Clinical staging was related to the method
for tumor detection and also with the provenance.
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