Presentation
Ultrasound images of a lesion called a fibroadenoma.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Infiltrating ductal breast carcinoma on ultrasound
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A lesion that is taller than it is wide. It has angulated lobulated margins that are poorly defined with no pseudocapsule.
Case Discussion
This lesion was worked up and called a fibroadenoma. On biopsy, it was an infiltrating ductal carcinoma. Notice how much taller it is than wide on the orthogonal image (right)? The angulated lobulated margins of this lesion justify needle biopsy every time. Poorly defined with no pseudocapsule. It's not a fibroadenoma, not now not ever.
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