"The name phyllodes is derived from the Greek word: "phyllon" meaning "leaf" and "eidos" meaning form. Phyllodes tumours were first described in 1838 by Johannes Muller as "cystosarcoma phyllodes"."
"The name phyllodes is derived from the Greek word: "phyllon" meaning "leaf" and "eidos" meaning form. Phyllodes tumours were first described in 1838 by Johannes Muller as "cystosarcoma phyllodes"."