N	Concordance
1	40% of women will ultimately develop an invasive cancer of that breast in the fu
2	rapies aimed at excising an established invasive cancer are insufficient to prev
3	out post-operative irradiation (SM) for invasive cancer (14%) over the same time
4	e contralateral breast in women who had invasive cancer and the potential of tam
5	ic resonance (MR) imaging and minimally invasive cancer therapy via radio freque
6	r was used to select progressively more invasive cancer cell populations from a 
7	tomy in patients with clinically occult invasive cancer who receive adjuvant the
8	terms of the impact on the incidence of invasive cancer and resource use. Import
9	 metastasis as signified by the overtly invasive cancer depicted on the right si
10	t the properties of these progressively invasive cancer cells can be clonally st
11	creased risk of developing a subsequent invasive cancer throughout life, but unl
12	pensity of these lesions to progress to invasive cancer since these mutations ar
13	e majority of cases to a second primary invasive cancer. We address the question