Self-censorship and screening: Self-censorship of the breast begins with an examination, where the patient is standing in front of a mirror to see whether the size of the breast is symmetrical, whether there is an internal insulation or a spill of the nipple. The breast on both sides is then examined, from the outside upper part of the breast, gradually under the lower part of the breast, then transferred to the upper part of the body, to see if the breast fainting and the nipples have been altered or haemorrhage, and to examine the breast on the other side after the breast check. The screening of the population aged 20 to 39, based on the 2024 edition of the CBCS guide, is an irregularly recommended periodic screening. Opportunistic screening/population census for 40-70 years, 1 in 1-2 years. >Oportunicative screening at age 70 is conducted every 1 to 2 years. Screening projects consider the option of ultrasound, MRI, mammography X-rays (1 per year).
2. Medical examination: 1) Patients should be given breast examination by sitting and peri-bed. When sitting, the patient’s arms are naturally down or on his knees, and the breasts are fully visible for the sake of comparison. It should be checked under bright light to avoid a slight skin change. Uplifting of the chest with a pillow on the back of the shoulder can be done with an on-side examination, so that the breast can be examined in a more flat condition and small lumps may not easily be omitted. Undercover testing is particularly important for fat, downsized breasts, especially those with small swelling and deep breast conditions. The best time for menstruation is for normal women, 9-11 days after menstruation is the best time for mammography, when estrogen has the least impact on the breast, and the breast is relatively static and susceptible to disease. (2) Examination: The patient must remove his or her clothes above his or her waist for a thorough breast examination. The exterior should first observe the development of the breast, whether the breasts are symmetrical and of similar size. See if the skin is red, oedema, ulcers, orange skin changes, veins, etc. In general, mammography is mostly inflammatory, but it is also accompanied by red skin and oedema, which is more common around and under the breast. Breast cancer and Cooper’s dysentery reduce it, causing tumour skin dents to form a “dimple of wine” and sometimes constricting Cooper’s dysentery when the fibrous adenoma or cyst is larger, causing skin distortion and fixation. The nipples observe whether the nipples on both sides are at the same level, whether the nipples have retorted dents, nipples, irradiated irradiation, crumbs, etc. The dents in the nipples on both sides are mostly developmental abnormalities and the causes of the one-sided nipple contraction need to be identified. Breast cancer is often driven to one side of the pathology, and can be further developed to flatten, condensed and dent: some chronic inflammation can cause inflammation around the mammary catheters, can lead to constriction of the large catheters and anemic oedema, which can be seen as a dent in the nipples; larger fibrous adenomas or cysts in the central part of the mammary can also cause constriction of the catheters, leading to mastosis, abrasity of the nipples, and the removal of the crums should remove cancer from the mammogram. Diagnosis: A detailed inquiry into the history of an artificially planted person (e.g. breast prostheses, pacemaker, etc.) in order to avoid misperception of the person as a “breath bulge” and to examine the breast in the order of the first post-mortem condition. Breast contact points light the mammogram on the chest wall, and a comprehensive screening in the direction of a pictogram or a clockwise to avoid leakage. Care should be taken not to squeeze the breast by finger so that normal mammograms are not mistaken for swelling. Large breasts can be raised with one hand, treated with the other hand or taken to an underside for examination. The scope of exposure check-ups is wide, especially with regard to irradiation and arctics, to prevent omissions. If the tested person has a breast-milk, the breast-milk should also be carefully examined, as the disease occurring in the breast can also occur in the breast-milk. Characteristics of the clinically touch mammogram: When the mammogram is found, care should be taken about the size, mass, whether the border is smooth and how active it is. The tumour is now completely fixed to the chest wall and is often at an advanced stage, when the tumour is in contact with the pecs of the chest and the pecs of the chest, when the tumour is in contact with the pecs of the chest or the pecs of the chest, and when the pecs of the chest are constricted, when the tumours are constricted, and when the pecs of the pecs are stretched, the tumours are limited. (b) Focusing on the examination of nipples: care should be taken to check the activity of the nipples and to check whether the nipples are adhesive or fixed to the swelling, so that the nipples on both sides can be held gently and compared on both sides. There is a need to check if there is a leak in the nipple, which should be treated in the direction of a clockwise in the vicinity of irradiation and irradiation, and in some cases when the disease occurs within the irradiation tube of the nipple, or when the spill is less frequent, the spill can be easily squeezed. In the case of a piping, the location of the piping, the nature of the plume (slurry, serotype, milk sample, bloodity, dark brown fluid, etc.) should be identified, and the papling cytology of the pamphlet should be carried out and, if necessary, the piping lens should be able to observe the changes in the piping and the prophylactic examination. An armpit contact is done by standing or sitting. During the examination of the patient ‘ s right armpit, the examiner lifts the patient ‘ s right arm with his right hand, laxing the chest muscle and then touching it with his left hand; the examiner examines the patient ‘ s left armpit with his right hand. The inspection shall be comprehensive and shall be carried out in such a way as to indicate the size, quality, activity and relationship with the surrounding organization, for example, by touching the bloated lymph nodes. Most of the lymphoma swollen lymphoma on the upper clavicle tends to be swollen when the lymphoma of the lymphoma in the area is already condensed, and the common part is that the thorax muscles tend to take a seat at the external edge of the clavium clavour, and the examiner is better placed behind the patient, relaxing the patient, starting with the lynchbone, and looking closely at the outside. You have to be careful, even if you find smaller lymph knots, like hard texture, which are important references.
