Dr. Benjamin H Finder, MD

I have not seen Dr. Finder since he did my Fibrosarcoma surgery in 1988 or 89. I know he doesn't remember me because it's been such a long time. It is so good to know that he is still taking care of others. Thank you Dr. Finder because I was sooo afraid. But guess what, praise God for him guiding you through to make my surgery a success. "I am still here"!! All praises be to God. Thank you for caring.

Dr. Finder did a core needle biopsy on me in 2009. Part of the pathologic diagnosis was Focal adenosis and intraductal papillomatosis. I had no idea what this diagnosis was, but was told it was "benign". Unfortunately, 4 years later, I have been diagnosed with DCIS (intraductal carcinoma in situ) in the same breast. I have since found that Dr. Finder should have recommended that the intraductal papillomatosis be removed and did not. I am concerned about other women not getting the proper treatment for their breast needs from this "specialist".