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General Information

Introduction

The High-Risk Breast Clinic (HRBC), located inÌýMontréal, Québec, provides specialized screening and clinical surveillance for individuals at elevated risk of developing breast cancer. For example, while the average woman has an estimatedÌý~12% lifetime riskÌýof breast cancer, people withÌýatypical breast biopsy findings, aÌýhistory of chest wall radiation at a young age, orÌýinherited genetic susceptibilityÌýmay have a substantially higher risk (sometimes estimated in theÌý40–80%Ìýlifetime range depending on the risk factor and family history).ÌýÌý

Objective

The objective of the HRBC is to provide:

  • Personalized risk assessmentÌý(short-term and lifetime risk)
  • Guideline-based high-risk screening
  • Supportive counsellingÌýand education
  • Risk-reduction optionsÌý(lifestyle, medications, and—in selected cases—surgery)
  • Referrals to appropriate services (e.g., genetics, hereditary gynecologic surveillance, smoking cessation, weight management, etc.)ÌýÌý

Who we care for

The HRBC is intended primarily for asymptomatic individuals at increased risk. If you have a new breast symptom (for example a new lump, nipple discharge, skin changes, or persistent focal pain), you should speak with your healthcare provider promptly so you can be assessed through a diagnostic pathway.

Staff Members:

Dr. Stephanie WongDr. Stephanie Wong, MD, MPH

Breast Surgical Oncologist &ÌýHigh Risk Breast Clinic Director

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Victor Villareal-CorpuzVictor Villareal-Corpuz Jr. RN, BNI

Clinical Research Coordinator

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Clinic location and contact

High Risk Breast Clinic (HRBC)
Stroll Family Cancer Prevention Centre (within the Jewish General Hospital)
Pavilion E, Room E-740
3755 Chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine
Montréal, QC, Canada H3T 1E2

To book an appointment / information:
Tel: (514) 340-8222 ext. 28775
Fax: (514) 340-8600
Email: highrisk.breastclinique.ccomtl [at] ssss.gouv.qc.ca

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