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From: MRI for assessment of pathologic nipple discharge: is it mandatory?

Fig. 2

A 59-year-old female patient complaining from palpable lump in the left upper inner quadrant. a Mammography in mediolateral and craniocaudal views, show moderate dense breast tissue. b B-mode ultrasound shows focal parenchymal heterogeneity (black arroe) corresponding to the clinically palpable lump. c T2, STIR, and contrast-enhanced T1 images; T2 image shows moderate glandular breast parenchyma while STIR image shows high SI area seen in the left upper inner quadrant, after IV contrast administration it shows non-mass clumped enhancement pattern (long black arrow) in the upper inner quadrant, also enhanced linear structure in the left retroareolar region (arrow head) extending to the nipple areolar complex. d Histopathology revealed ducts that are lined by monotonous round cell with mild increase in N/C ratio, small monotonous round nuclei with smooth contours, diffuse fine chromatin, indistinct nucleoli with rare mitotic figures consistent with low grade ductal carcinoma in situ

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