2014, Number 2
Bilateral supernumerary breast. A case report
Rodríguez PMY, Guerrón RDK, Cárdenas RCG, Conde CT
Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 416-420
PDF size: 325.18 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Incidence of polymastia in the general population ranges from 0.4 to 6%. Accessory breasts are often considered a purely cosmetic problem; however various benign and malignant alterations may occur in these structures, as in any other breast tissue. A case of a patient who developed a painless mass in both axillary regions during pregnancy is presented. Her family physician interpreted it as lymphadenopathy. During the immediate puerperium, a greater enlargement in the axillary regions and pain, evident on physical examination, were found. Hence, a mammography and ultrasound were performed. Bilateral supernumerary breast and duct ectasia of the left breast were diagnosed.REFERENCES
Rocha Vidal C, Resende Paulinelli R, de Freitas Junior F, de Sousa J, Rebouças Moreira MA, Martins de Araújo LM. Carcinoma primário de mama acessória axilar. Relato de caso. Rev Bras Ginecol Obstet [revista en Internet]. 2000 [ cited 22 Abr 2013 ] ; 22 (5): [aprox. 9p]. Available from: http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext &pid=S0100-72032000000500009&lang=pt.