What is a mastoma?

Answer by  newgeneration (699)

Mastomas usually refer to mammary hamartomas, which are tumor-like breast lesions that are not attached to skin or muscle. They are benign and can be surgically removed.

Answer by  dcrusher59 (590)

A mastoma is a benign non-cancerous tumor for in the breast tissue. It is usually soft to the touch and will move. It can be detected by self exams.

Answer by  Jolie (1227)

It is a tumor of the breast. It will be removed and most women are fine after this is done. It could be a benign or cancerous tumor so actually your friend may just have a harmless tumor but it will still need to be removed. Women should do self checks to look for unusual lumps.

Answer by  Elmore (124)

Mastoma is a malignant, neoplastic cell. It is treated by inhibiting glucose from being transported into the cell. This is done by administering phlorizin, while concurrently administering adjunct therapy such as heat, radiation or chemotherapy.

Answer by  pau (10)

It is a tumor of the breast. It could be a benign or cancerous tumor. Women should do self checks to look for unusual lumps.

Answer by  Anonymous

tumor in the breast