Presentation
Left breast lump - about 10 - 12 mths. No nipple discharge.
Patient Data
Age: 72 yrs
Gender: Female
From the case:
Mucinous carcinoma of the breast
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There is a well-defined, heterogeneous lesion involving upper quadrants and retro-arolar region. It abutts the skin as well as chest wall muscle. Approximate size - 90 x 85 x 65 mm. There are a few tiny cystic areas in the lesion. Lesion show poor vascularity.
Rest of the breast shows predominently fatty parenchyma. There is no other focal solid or cystic mass lesion noted. There is no ductal dilatation seen in the retroareolar region. Pectoralis muscle is normal.
There is no axillary adenopathy.
Case Discussion
FNAC revealed - Mucinous carcinoma. ( Source of information - treating surgeon ).
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