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== Prognosis == * Typically thought of as a marker of increased risk of developing breast cancer in the future, however this is controversial * Not currently considered to be a preinvasive breast cancer * Estimated lifetime risk of developing breast cancer is 30-40% (applies to both breasts, but higher risk in ipsilateral breast). Sabiston quotes actuarial risk of getting cancer within 35 years of 21.4%. * RR of 7 for breast cancer * 40% of cancers subsequently developing in patients with LCIS were in situ lesions. The invasive cancers that DID develop were predominantly ductal and not lobular, and 50% occurred in the contralateral breast. [[Category:Breast]]
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