Presentation
Diagnostic mammogram and ultrasound of a 30 year old male with a palpable mass subareolar left breast
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Gynecomastia left breast
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All four conventional mammographic views of the breasts.
An asymmetrical subareolar density on the left abuts the posterior margin of the areola.
The findings are virtually pathonomonic of gynecomastia.
From the case:
Gynecomastia left breast
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Typical findings of gynecomastia. The triangular hypoechoic mass that abuts the posterior margin of the areola is typical of gynecomastia.
Case Discussion
Typical images of gynecomastia. Biopsy is not indicated. Birads II with clinical follow up.