Abstract
Tumor growth in the breast is a complex process, understanding this type of phenomenon is important in order to establish adequate strategies at diagnostic and therapeutic levels, beginning with the evaluation morphology, through adequate descriptors. Scaling analysis is used to extract parameters such as exponents of local roughness and fractal dimension, which characterize tumor growth. The results show that invasive lobular and ductal tumors in situ behave as proposed by Family-Vicsek (Family and Vicsek, 1991), while benign tumors behave differently.
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