Slide seminar cases:

Papillary lesions in Breast

Case No. 1

• 48 years/female with history of blood stained from left nipple

discharge and nodularity beneath nipple areola

• Microdochectomy performed.

• On slicing the specimen, a 1.2x1x0.8 cm well-circumscribed

lesion identified.

Case No. 2

• 62 years/female

• History of lump right breast in central region above nipple-

areola

• Core biopsy shows atypical papillary lesion

• Underwent lumpectomy.

• On gross, cut section shows a firm nodular lesion measuring

1.5x1x1 cm

Case No. 3

• 58 years/female, presented with lump in right breast

• Mammorgraphy showed oval, lobulated circumscribed lesion,

no calcifications

• Core biopsy: Papillary lesion, suspicious for carcinoma

• Lumpectomy specimen received, grossly showing a lobulate

2.5x1.7x1 cm mass

Case No.

• 72 year/female, history of nipple discharge and lump in

central region of left breast

• Ultrasound showed a complex cystic mass with solid

component

• Core biopsy: Papillary lesion, suspect carcinoma

• Lumpectomy specimen received.

• Cut surface: 2x1.8x1.5 cm solid cystic mass

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