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Breast Pathology Seminar

Breast Pathology Seminar. CASE PRESENTATION PART 1. Elba Torres Matundan MD FCAP Victor Carlo Vargas MD FCAP. What is your diagnosis?. CASE 1. A 48 year old female was found to have a lobular mass on routine mammogram. CASE 2.

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Breast Pathology Seminar

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  1. Breast Pathology Seminar CASE PRESENTATION PART 1 Elba Torres Matundan MD FCAP Victor Carlo Vargas MD FCAP

  2. What is your diagnosis?

  3. CASE 1 A 48 year old female was found to have a lobular mass on routine mammogram.

  4. CASE 2 A 20 year old female with clinical history of cardiac myxoma and melanotic schwannomas was found to have a right breast mass.

  5. CASE 3 A 62 year old woman was found to have spiculated mass with microcalcifications on mammogram.

  6. CASE 4 A 16 year old female with a palpable nodular lesion.

  7. CASE 5 A 40 year old female was found to have a mobile, circumscribed, painless mass.

  8. CASE 6 A 45 year old female with firm nodular mass.

  9. CASE 7 A 12 year old female with a palpable nodular mass.

  10. CASE 8 A 53 year old woman with history of invasive ductal carcinoma on the left breast. Now present with nodule on the same breast.

  11. CASE 9 A 50 year old female with firm to hard palpable mass.

  12. CASE 10 A 17 year old female presents with a clinically palpable mass

  13. CASE 11 A 32 year old female with nodular palpable mass.

  14. CASE 12 A 42 year old female with a history of two left prior breast biopsies for fibroadenomas over the past five years developed a large mass in the same breast.

  15. CASE 13 • A 53 year old female with calcifications on routine mammogram.

  16. CASE 14 A 30 year old female with positive family history of breast cancer was found to have an ill-defined mass.

  17. CASE 15 A 33 year old female was found to have a circumscribed nodular mass.

  18. biopsy

  19. excision

  20. CASE 16 A 64 year old female with left breast invasive ductal carcinoma presents a right breast spiculated retroareolar lesion on mammogram.

  21. CASE 17 A 25 year old female with positive family history of breast cancer with a nodular mass on the left breast.

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