CALCIFIED FIBRO-ADENOMA OF BREAST

A Large Fibro-Adenoma of Neck

Calcified guinea worms in breast.

A fifty year old female from rural area attended medical OPD with a history of fever and productive cough of 6 days duration. Her routine blood investigations were normal. However, her X-ray chest revealed nodular, heterogeneous calcified opacities in both lower zones, possibly representing calcified guinea worms. On further interrogation she gave history of lumpish feeling in both breasts and ...

Calcified brain metastasis of breast cancer.

cranial neoplasms seldom calcify and classic histopathological series has revealed the incidence of calcification in brain metastasis to be just about 1% (Sastre-Garriga et al., 2000); furthermore, development of breast cancer in men is a rarity. A 30-year-old man with two year history of breast cancer and chemotherapeutic treatment was admitted in emergency room for the evaluation of moderate ...

Lactating adenoma of the breast: A case

Lactating adenomas are rare benign tumors of breast, frequently associated with pregn lactation. They are common in the third trimester of pregnancy during second and third decade. They present similarly as other benign lesions of breast and differentiation from them preoperatively is difficult both clinically and radiologically. I epithelium leading to formation of a we remains the definitive ...

Giant lactating adenoma of the breast

Lactating adenoma is one of the breast tumours associated with pregnancy. A case of lactating adenoma, unusual on account of its huge size, is presented. Large size and history of rapid growth can lead to a mistaken diagnosis of malignancy. A review of the literature of this particular tumour with the different views on its histogenesis and the differential diagnoses are also discussed.