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Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the Switzerland. In 2013, 53,339 women were diagnosed with breast cancer. This page only looks at female breast cancer and not the approximately 400 men in the Switzerland diagnosed with breast cancer every year. This is because while there is strong evidence about risk factors for female breast cancer, it is not clear that these also apply to breast cancer risk for men
Statistics of Pagets Disease of the Breast in Switzerland: In 1987-1989 the Breast cancer rates in Switzerland 28%respectively, but the respective declines in mortality rates 22 years later were 15.8% and of all countries, the lowest mortality reductions in women aged less than 50 were also to be found in Switzerland
Treatment of paget's disease of the breast: breast-conserving surgery, followed by radiation therapy, modified radical mastectomy, axillary lymph node dissection, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, biological therapy, bisphosphonates. Moreover, the accuracy of axillary nodal staging is dependent on the number of examined lymph nodes, that is, on the quality of surgery and pathological assessment during Surgical Treastment
