Benign Breast Diseases

Benign Breast Diseases: Classification, Diagnosis, and Management
Jun 16 08

The vast majority of the lesions that occur in the breast are benign. Much concern is given to malignant lesions of the breast because breast cancer is the most…


 

Gynecomastia
Jun 16 08


 

Mondor Disease
Jun 16 08


 

Granulomatous Lesions of the Breast
Jun 16 08


 

Sclerosing Lymphocytic Lobulitis / Diabetic Mastopathy
Jun 16 08


 

Fibromatosis of the breast
Jun 16 08


 

Epithelial Hyperplasia
Jun 16 08


 

Rare Benign Disorders of the Breast
Jun 16 08

Granular Cell Tumors

Granular cell tumors are rare but important because they can simulate carcinoma. Patients can present with a palpable mass with associated fixity to skin or underlying muscle.


 

Sclerosing Adenosis
Jun 16 08


 

Radial Scar
Jun 16 08


 

Fat necrosis of the breast
Jun 16 08


 

Breast hematoma
Jun 16 08


 

Nonlactating Breast Infection
Jun 16 08


 

Breast Abscess
Jun 16 08


 

Duct Papilloma
Jun 16 08


 

Multiple Peripheral Papillomas
Jun 16 08


 

Periductal Mastitis
Jun 16 08


 

Mammary-Duct Fistula
Jun 16 08


 

Duct Ectasia
Jun 16 08


 

Cysts
Jun 16 08


 

Phyllodes Tumor
Jun 16 08


 

Hamartoma
Jun 16 08


 

Fibroadenoma
Jun 16 08


 

Nodularity
Jun 16 08


 

Breast Pain
Jun 16 08


 

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