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Running Head: ESSAY ON BREAST CANCER    1
ESSAY ON BREAST CANCER         2
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ESSAY ON BREAST CANCER
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Pathophysiology of Breast Cancer    3
Common Clinical Manifestations    4
Differential Diagnosis    4
Lab Test for confirming the Diagnosis of Breast Cancer and Expected Outcomes    5
Current Protocol of Treatment of Breast Cancer    5
Conclusion    5
References    6
Introduction
Cancer is understood medically as the unusual growth, self-division and development of a separate self-sustainable network of blood cells within the body. The cancerous cells convert into tumor and because of taking a fresh supply of nutrients to survive; they are seen as the most dangerous of all kinds of diseases.
Pathophysiology of Breast Cancer
Mostly, the formal examination of the body goes through several tests that are conducted to know exactly the amount of cancerous cells in the body, the breast cancer examination has three stages overall, the mammogram, CT scan or MRI along with biopsy of the lumps under armpits, breasts and nipples as well. According to Swain et al. (2015), while mammogram shows that the unusual growth of blood cells is covering specific parts of the breast, MRI or CT scan explore the exact points where the tumor is being foxed. After that examination, the biopsy examination is the review and testing procedure that is applied to a specific portion of the breast, which is taken out for lab testing purposes. This small piece of the breast serves as the foundation to see at which point or stage the cancerous cells in function in the body.
Secondly, the biopsy examination also presents the accurate facts about the growth of cancerous cells and their nature of affecting the genes or DNA. As mentioned by Easton et al. (2015), it is also a noticeable fact here that because of having cancerous cells, it is likely possible that the DNA of the women might get disturbed, affecting the genes structure. Thus, it ensures that the cancer may have a possibility to be passed on to the nest generation, if...