Infiltrating Ductal Carcinoma of the Breast (Carcinoma of No Special Type)

Clinical

• The most important prognostic indicators are nodal status, grade and size
  • See Grading/Staging/Report link at left for guidelines on reporting prognostic factors
• Inflammatory carcinoma (defined as dermal lymphatic involvement has a dismal prognosis
• Involvement of the nipple by Paget disease has no clinical significance if the underlying carcinoma is identified and standard prognostic factors evaluated

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