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Fig. 4

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

Fig. 4

A 40-year-old female patient complaining from bleeding from left nipple. a Mammography in craniocaudal view shows a partially circumscribed margin hyper dense mass seen in the left inner quadrant with another nearby two smaller similar mass lesions (marked by arrows). b B-mode ultrasound images show an irregular shaped mass seen in the left upper inner quadrant with another nearby smaller similar two masses (arrowed). c T2, STIR, and contrast-enhanced T1 images at different levels: T2 images show multiple low SI masses in the left upper inner quadrant that appear hyperintense on STIR images, after IV contrast administration, the masses display intense enhancement with enhancing left nipple (arrowed). d Histopathology shows sheets with attempt of tubular formations composed of atypical epithelial cells that display moderate degree of atypia, pleomorphism and mitotic activity. The neoplastic sheets are surrounded by desmoplasia consistent with grade II infiltrating ductal carcinoma

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