45M. USG-guided FNA from a solid cystic, 3.3cm retroareolar lesion in right breast with vascularity, but without calcification. No axillary lymphadenopathy. BIRADS IV Last 9 images are from cell block. Thanking all in advance for your invaluable opinions!
Dd.Fibroadenomatoid hyperplasia with apocrine changes. APOCRINE ADENOMA. SUG.CLINICAL CORRELATION IMAGING AND EXCISION BIOPSY
Fibrocystic change of breast
Fibrocystic disease with apocrine change.
fibro cystic disease of breast.
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Fibrocystic disease with apocrine change??
Fibrocystic disease with apocrine change
benign breast lesion
Apocrine adenoma
Fibrocystic change
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