Relevance: Male breast cancer (BC) is one of the rarest diseases and accounts for 1/100 detected BC cases in both sexes. About
 30-70% men develop against background gynecomastia, particularly its nodular form. The biology this
 disease differs men, but approaches to diagnostics treatment are usually extrapolated from those used women.
 This study aimed demonstrate results each s...

BACKGROUND: Male breast cancer is a rare but aggressive and devastating disease. This disease presents at a later stage and in a more advanced fashion than its female counterpart. The immunophenotype also appears to be distinct when compared to female breast cancer. Angiogenesis plays a permissive role in the development of a solid tumor and provides an avenue for nutrient exchange and waste re...