2009Journal of Clinical PathologyRequires access

Female-type fibrocystic disease with papillary hyperplasia in a male breast

Katherine Robertson, Syed Mohammad Ali Kazmi, Lee B. Jordan

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Abstract

Fibrocystic disease is a common benign finding in the female breast and often presents as a palpable mass. It is much less commonly found in the male breast. A case is reported of a young man with female-type fibrocystic disease associated with papillary hyperplasia in the right breast.

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Fibrocystic disease is a common benign finding in the female breast and often presents as a palpable mass. It is much less commonly found in the male breast. A case is reported of a young man with female-type fibrocystic disease associated with papillary hyperplasia in the right breast.

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Fibrocystic disease is a common benign finding in the female breast and often presents as a palpable mass. It is much less commonly found in the male breast. A case is reported of a young man with female-type fibrocystic disease associated with papillary hyperplasia in the right breast.

Key concepts: Fibrocystic disease, Hyperplasia, Medicine, Fibrocystic Breast Disease, Right breast, Disease, Pathology, Breast disease

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