Progression of Breast Cancer
Progression of Breast Cancer
This stock medical exhibit features three views of the right breast to describe the Progression of Breast Cancer. The following views are illustrated: 1- Early stage breast cancer with appearance of a small tumor mass. 2- Late stage breast cancer with metastatic growth and spread of the tumor mass into the axillary lymph nodes. 3- Final image illustrating the widespread distribution of cancer throughout the body via the lymphatic network.
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