CASE- 1 • A 25 year old woman presented with lump and dull aching pain in left breast since 4 months. • h/o intermittent breast feeding to her 3 year old child. • Local examination - tender, well circumscribed mobile lump in left breast. Nipple and areola normal. Right breast normal. No axillary lymphadenopathy. • Systemic examination- No abnormality detected. • Ultrasound of left breast - well defined hypo to isoechoic lesion with minimal internal vascularity.
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CASE- 1 • A 25 year old woman presented with lump and dull aching pain in left breast since
4 months.
• h/o intermittent breast feeding to her 3 year old child.
• Local examination - tender, well circumscribed mobile lump in left breast.
Nipple and areola normal. Right breast normal. No axillary lymphadenopathy.
• Systemic examination- No abnormality detected.
• Ultrasound of left breast - well defined hypo to isoechoic lesion with minimal
internal vascularity.
• FNAC was performed.
(H&E X 100)
(H&E X 400)
(H&E X 100)
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