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An ultrasound image of the left breast shows a presumed complicated cyst (arrow) at the site of the palpable finding.
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... 24-year-old woman presented with growing, palpable, nonfixed painful lump, with associated skin discoloration. Targeted ultrasound showed a presumed complicated cyst measuring 3 cm at the site of palpable finding (Figure 1). Attempted aspiration proved the lesion to be a solid mass, and core biopsy revealed a low-grade papillary neoplasm of unknown but possibly urothelial origin. ...
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... 24-year-old woman presented with growing, palpable, nonfixed painful lump, with associated skin discoloration. Targeted ultrasound showed a presumed complicated cyst measuring 3 cm at the site of palpable finding (Figure 1). Attempted aspiration proved the lesion to be a solid mass, and core biopsy revealed a low-grade papillary neoplasm of unknown but possibly urothelial origin. ...
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... Hidradenomas have slow and self-limited growth. They are most often found on the head or trunk [2,3]. Although extremities are affected in 24% of cases, feet are affected in only 3% of cases [4]. ...
... Usually, these tumors appear as solitary lesions covered by normal skin, though ulceration may occur; and they are generally painless [4,5]. Demographically, hidradenomas occur most frequently in middleaged patients, and women are affected twice as often as men [2,3,6]. ...
