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Volume 6 Issue 8 -2022 Clinical Image
• Fibroadenomas
• Hamartoma
• Gynecomastia
• Cyst
• Phyllodes(both)
• Lipoma
PASH (pseudoangiomatous Stromal Hyperplasia)
• Fibrous breasttissue ; rare benign
lesion
• Usuallywomen inchildbearingage
• Palpable
Fibroadenomas
• Bbenign breast lump glandularand
connective tissue
• Solidlesionpalpable, mobile, non-
palpable
• Common in young girls premenopausal
women
• Verywelldefined lesion
Hamartoma
• Mostlybegnignneoplasmtissue
• Glandular,fibrous andfatty(adipose)tissue
• “Developmental malformation”
• These nodulesare defined
Lipoma
• Benigntumors
• Mesenchymalcells
• Mature dipose/fattytissue
• Palpable, softtissue cells
• Birads 2 lesion
• Mammography-radiolucent
• Ultrasound-iso-echoic,hyper-echoic
Phyllodes
• Both benign or malignant
• Connectivetissue
• Common is women (30-40yrs) child
bearingage
• Grows quickly and palpable
• Similar features as a fibroadenoma
Paget’s Desease of the Breast
• Rare form of cancer, starts inthe milk
duct and spreads to the
nipple and areolasurface
• Symptons are itchy, irritated, dryness,
redand thickening of the
skinaround
the nipple
• Common in women over 50, usuallythere isanother type of
cancer
in the breast
Figure 1: Breast Anatomy