Multiple fibroadenomas and fibrocystic disease

Bilateral multipleMultiple fibroadenomas in a patient withand fibrocystic disease

A 46 year-old woman presented with multipleMultiple painless masses in her both breasts. She had regular menstruation. She had no nipple discharge and she hadn’t taken any oral contraceptives or other medication. The family history of breast cancer was unremarkable.

Fibroadenoma (FA) is the most frequently seen benign breast tumor in young women of child-bearing age. Most of them present as a single mass but can be multiple lesions in %1515-20% of patients. Multiple FA is defined as more than 3>3 fibroadenomas in one breast.

Numerous fibroadenomas and fibrocysts were existedfibrocystic change disease together in our patient and trucut biopsy showed ‘fibrocystic disease, tubular adenoma and fibroadenoma (ICD-O; 0000/0)’.        

Bilateral CC/MLO Mammograms showed numerousNumerous round to oval circumscribed well-defined mass lesions. There wereare no microcalcification or parenchymal distortion.

Axial plane, SE T1W, TIRM, postcontrast subtracted T1 W Fl3d dynamic sequences, demonstrateddemonstrate multiple cystic and contrast enhanced-enhancing well defined-defined smooth margin solid mass lesions.

Maximum intensity projection (MIP) reconstruction images showed dynamic contrast enhancement of the solid lesions

Bilateral multiple fibroadenomas in a patient with fibrocystic disease