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Photograph of the nipple after excision. 

Photograph of the nipple after excision. 

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Figure 1: Photograph showing the lesion on superior aspect of left nipple. 
Figure 2: Ultrasound image showing the marked vascularity of lesion. 
Figure 3: Photograph of the cut section after excision of the lesion. 
Figure 4: Photograph of the nipple after excision. 
Rare case of bleeding nipple hemangioma in a lactating mother
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  • May 2018
Hemangiomas of nipple of the breast are rare lesions and are limited to case reports in the literature. Such pathology in a lactating mother are clearly a hindrance preventing the child from breastfeeding with its benefits. We report a rare case of a bleeding nipple hemangioma in a 24 years old lactating mother with the clinical, imaging and histop...
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