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ОглавлениеCase 13
Case History
A 40-year-old woman presents with a palpable left breast lump.
Physical Examination
• left breast: palpable lump in left lateral breast
• right breast: normal exam
Mammogram
Mass (Fig. 13–1)
• margin: well defined
• shape: oval
• density: equal
Figure 13–1. At the 3:00 position of the left breast, there is an oval mass (arrows). The spot compression view demonstrates that the mass has well-defined margins and a lucent halo around part of the border. (A). Left MLO mammogram. (B). Left CC mammogram. (C). Left MLO spot compression mammogram.
Ultrasound
Frequency
• 10 MHz
Mass
• margin: well defined
• echogenicity: hypoechoic
• retrotumoral acoustic appearance: no shadowing
• shape: oval (Fig. 13–2)
Figure 13–2. Left radial breast sonogram: The oval mammographic density identified in Figure 13–1 corresponds to a well-defined hypoechoic solid mass.
Pathology
• Fibroadenoma
Management
• BI-RADS Assessment Category 3, probably benign; short-interval follow-up
Pearls and Pitfalls
Sonographically, if the mass has a well-defined margin, hyperechoic thin capsule, and no shadowing and is also homogeneously hypoechoic, then the chances of malignancy are very low (<5%). Since this mass represents a new palpable lump that has not been identified previously, we chose short-term follow-up to assess growth rate and stability of appearance. However, the patient chose to biopsy this lesion.
Suggested Readings
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