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Management des MAMMAKARZINOMS pp 7–32Cite as

Mammakarzinom und Umweltfaktoren

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In westlichen Industrieländern ist das Mammakarzinom der häufigste bösartige Tumor der Frau. So waren im Jahre 1997 ca.26% aller Krebsneuerkrankungen bei Frauen Malignome der Brustdrüse (ICD-Code 174), 18% aller weiblichen Krebstoten verstarben an einem Mammakarzinom (Arbeitsgemeinschaft Bevölkerungsbezogener Krebsregister in Deutschland, 1999).

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Hanf, V. (2002). Mammakarzinom und Umweltfaktoren. In: Kreienberg, R., Volm, T., Möbus, V., Alt, D. (eds) Management des MAMMAKARZINOMS. Onkologie Aktuell . Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08460-1_2

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