[Table/Fig-1]:

Summary of the symptoms and clinical findings of the patients included within the study.

Laterality	Symptom	Clinically Benign	Clinically Suspicious
Unilateral	Lump	–	3
	Swelling	38	–
	Pain	7	–
	Discharge	1	–
Bilateral	Lump	2	–
	Pain	2	–

The table illustrates that the vast majority of patients presented with unilateral breast swelling which were clinically consistent with benign disease. Three patients presented with unilateral discrete lumps within the breast that were clinically felt to be suspicious. Patients with bilateral symptoms were all clinically consistent with benign disease