Presentation
Right nipple clear discharge since one month ago.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Intraductal papilloma
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The secretory duct of the right breast was cannulated under sterile conditions, and contrast material was injected into the duct.
The duct is dilated and contains a filling defect, so a small amount of contrast material has reached distal to the filling defect.
Case Discussion
A targeted ultrasound examination was performed for the patient, and a small intraductal mass was noted in the right retro-nipple area. Then the patient went to have an ultrasound-guided vacuum-assisted total mass excision, and the histopathology evaluation confirmed intraductal papilloma (without atypia), the most common intraductal breast mass.
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