Breast disease for primary health care providers for women: an overview-- Application of evidence-based medicine to the care of the breast-- Development and growth of the breast-- Breast examination-- Screening mammography-- Mammography in a breast center-- Practical diagnostic breast ultrasonography-- Fine-needle aspiration at the breast diagnostic center-- Aspiration cytology of breast cancer: development and acceptance as a diagnostic procedure-- Fine-needle aspiration cytology of the breast Pathology of the female breast-- Biopsy of benign masses by obstetrician-gynecologists in the breast diagnostic center-- Excision of a palpable breast mass in private primary care practice-- Evaluation of a palpable dominant mass, solid, or cyst-- Mastalgia-- Nipple discharge-- Galactorrhea-- Mastitis-- Fibrocystic changes-- Fibroadenoma-- Multidisciplinary treatment planning and patient counseling-- Surgery for breast cancer-- Adjunctive systemic therapy for breast cancer Surveillance of women on tamoxifen-- Breast radiation therapy-- Reconstruction of the breast after cancer surgery: overview-- Plastic surgery for common breast problems-- Breast cancer hereditary risk assessment and counseling services-- Breast cancer and exogenous estrogen in oral contraceptives and postmenopausal hormone replacement-- Social work perspective and psychosocial resources-- Breast care: a psychosocial view-- Modern treatment of lymphedema Pregnancy before, during, and after breast cancer-- Breast problems specific to pregnancy and the peripartum period-- Breastfeeding and lactation-- Medical legal considerations for the primary care physician regarding care of the breast-- The breast diagnostic center: experience and protocols-- Breast care and surgery by obstetrician/gyencologists in a rural setting-- Breast care by primary care providers in rural areas Alternative and complementary therapies for breast problems-- Natural history of breast cancer: clinical and biologic features dictating management; an opinion based on personal experience