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February 25-26, 2019 | Paris, France

13

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World Cancer Congress

Journal of Medical Oncology and Therapeutics | Volume 4

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Clinical audit of Breast Cancer patients diagnosed at London Breast Care Centre in Bahrain:

2 Years experience.

Sara Al-Reefy

London Breast Care Centre, Bahrain

B

reast cancer Screening In Bahrain is provided by theministry

of Health to women above the age of 40 on Annual basis.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among Bahraini

women with a percentage of 37.4%. According to the latest

statistics the age group women are diagnosed at in Bahrain is

highest at the age of 45-50. The London breast cancer is the first

private medical centre specialized in diagnosis and treatment

of Breast cancer in Bahrain. We have therefore collected our

data of diagnosed breast care patients from the period of 2016

-2018.

This clinical audit will shed a light on the most common age

group of women diagnosed with breast cancer. The aim of this

study is to see whether the current breast screening protocol in

the kingdom of Bahrain is in line with the age group of affected

population.

Retrospective cohort study with data collected frompatient files

at London breast care centre Bahrain in the period of 2016-2018.

A total of 1093 patients were screened at the London breast care

centre in Bahrain between 2016 -2018. 294 women with breast

cancer diagnosis was confirmed by triple assessment (Clinical

Examination by consultant breast surgeon, Mammography (

2D/3D ), Ultrasound Breast & Breast Biopsy (Fnac/Core)

Age group of patients were classified into three main groups.

the younger than 40 , 40-50 and above 50 years of age. The

results were 29 patients were diagnosed at an age group

younger than 40 ( 8.5%). From 40-50 years there were 83

patients ( 24.4% ) Above 50 years of age 182 patients ( 53.5%).

Our study shows that most patients are diagnosed at an age

above 50. According to American college of surgeons guidelines

for breast screening, screening should start 10 years younger

than the commonest age at diagnoses , which is 40. Our results

in Bahrain are in keeping with the current guidelines for breast

screening by American college of surgeons.

e:

saraalreefy@hotmail.com