Presentation
First breast screen mammogram. Asymptomatic
Patient Data
Age: 70
Gender: Female
From the case:
Invasive mucinous breast carcinoma
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Well defined lobulated right dense breast mass in a fatty breast with a residual glandularity < 25%
From the case:
Invasive mucinous breast carcinoma
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Lobulated mass with a comet tail
From the case:
Invasive mucinous breast carcinoma
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Cystic and solid, vascular, lobulated right breast mass
Case Discussion
Typical age and appearance for an invasive mucinous carcinoma.
Mass clinically palpable and axilla unremarkable.