CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF DISHORMONAL DISEASES AND BREAST CANCER IN MEN IN THE ARAL SEA REGION

Abstract

Aim of the study. To study the features of the spread of diseases of the mammary glands in men living in various landscape zones of the Aral Sea region, and to establish the relationship between morbidity rates, microelement composition of the blood, and the level of sex hormones.Material and methods. We have examined in dynamics 342 men with dyshormonal hyperplasia and breast cancer aged 12 to 80 years and older, of which 130 with diffuse form of gynecomastia, 114 with nodular, 76 with mixed, 15 with breast cancer and 7 people with other pathologies. Groups were formed with their maximum homogeneity.