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[Definition] Once a cancer cell has broken through the membrane of either a duct or lobule, it is considered to be invasive. Non-invasive cancer is considered in situ because it has stayed in the duct or lobule. Non-invasive cancer cannot spread to your lymph nodes. [Term] 
Invasive vs. Non-Invasive
Newly Diagnosed | Breast Cancer | Carol Ann Read Breast Health Center | Alta Bates Summit Medical Center | Oakland - Easy Bay Area
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