Study of clinical incidence of ca breast in age group of 41-50 BPL female population district wise

Abstract
The study was conducted in AHCT which is providing tertiary care to BPL population through Net Work Hospitals in Andhra Pradesh. The aim of our study is early detection of breast cancer at the very early onset and increasing public awareness about the disease. The study has been done by collecting the secondary data for the time period of 5 years 8 months from 2007 April - 2012 Nov from MIS department of the trust (). Study is Based on secondary Data analysis, which is retrospective study from Inception to till date (5 years 8months) in Tumours of the Female Breast (Surgical Oncology), Chemotherapy Breast Cancer (Medical Oncology) (total 13 procedures in all districts)() .The number of female BPL patients had their surgeries of age group 41-50 (4537) out of total female patients of all age groups (14236) which were 31.86%(). The clinical incidence of breast cancer is more in 41-50 age group when compared to all age groups in all districts() Most prevalent age is 41-50 years with 32% of total surgeries().

therapies of all age groups. The percentage of this age group (4537) treated in total BPL female Population treated in AHCT (14236) 31.86.These values are under estimate because we dont have correct figure of BPL female population (5).

Conclusion
We recommend that people who are at high risk or have a family history of cancer be screened regularly (2). Breast self-examination (BSE) is a best option for women starting in their 20s and 30s and to consult a specialist any slightest of the change (3) for early detection and prompt management. Yearly breast mapping mammograms are recommended starting at age 30 and continuing for as long as a woman is in good health. Clinical breast examination (CBE) should be part of a periodic health examination (2), about every 3 years for women in their 20s and 30s and every year for women 40 and over (2). Our study concludes that there is breast cancer clinical incidence is more in 41-50 age group in BPL female population from 2007 to 2012 in all districts(5). References 1. Based on Data available in AHCT from Inception to till date in tumours of the Female Breast (Surgical Oncology), chemotherapy Breast Cancer (Medical Oncology). 2. Omega Hospital article on cancer and early detection in Hindu DT: 6/12/12. 3. Steps for breast self examination (BSE). 4. 5. CSD census report 2001. 6. 7. 8. Study conducted by Epidemiologist: Dr. Sathyendranath Principle investigator: Dr.Nanditha, Investigators: Dr.Madhavi, Dr.Chitralekha, Dr.Laxmidevi, Dr.Santosh. Sas team: Swadeep.

Purpose
Need of patient education about breast self examination (BSE) and motivate them about early detection of the disease(3)especially with family history to prevent the progression of the breast cancer . preventive care at the age group of 21-30 to reduce clinical incidence at 41-50 age group() To introduce screening programmes at PHC, CHC and in health camps through pamphlets, banners announcements, advertisements (). To reduce disease burden and mortality rate at tertiary health care (4).

Methods
There are two major components of early detection of cancer: education to promote screening and early diagnosis (2). Currently breast examinations and, mammography serve as the foundation for screening for breast cancer (2).

Results
During a retrospective study on secondary data in medical and surgical oncology of total 13893 therapies which were done with breast cancer. The rate of breast cancer among women in 41-50 age groups was 32% of total breast cancer