Presentation
Large mass in the right breast for diagnostic workup.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Phyllodes tumor right breast
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Large mass in the outer breast.
From the case:
Phyllodes tumor right breast
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Hypoechoic lobulated mass with angular margins and peripheral echogenicity.
Case Discussion
As a general rule of thumb in breast imaging, beware the post menopausal woman who develops anything in her breast. Post menopausal breasts are meant to involute. If anything changes, in a breast be doubly careful.