Bilateral Galactocele in a Male Infant: A Rare Cause of Gynecomastia in Childhood
Yaşar Cesur, Hüseyîn Çaksen, İsmail Demirtaş, Mustafa Köşem, Abdurrahman Üner, R. Özgür Özer
Abstract
Yaşar Cesur, Hüseyîn Çaksen, İsmail Demirtaş, Mustafa Köşem, Abdurrahman Üner, R. Özgür Özer
Abstract
A galactocele is a rare benign breast lesion usually occurring in females during or following lactation. These lesions are a rare cause of breast enlargement in infants and children. In this article we present a 10 month-old boy who was admitted with a two-month history of bilateral progressive breast enlargement, and diagnosed as having galactocele. Our purpose was to emphasize the importance of galactocele as a benign condition in the differential diagnosis of gynecomastia in childhood.
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A galactocele is a rare benign breast lesion usually occurring in females during or following lactation. These lesions are a rare cause of breast enlargement in infants and children. In this article we present a 10 month-old boy who was admitted with a two-month history of bilateral progressive breast enlargement, and diagnosed as having galactocele. Our purpose was to emphasize the importance of galactocele as a benign condition in the differential diagnosis of gynecomastia in childhood.
Key concepts: Gynecomastia, Medicine, Breast enlargement, Differential diagnosis, Pediatrics, Lesion, Surgery, Pathology