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Mastitis. A: This infant has mastitis. The breast is swollen and erythematous, with some areas suggesting abscess formation. B: In contrast, this newborn has physiologic gynecomastia and lactation (“witch's milk”). Note that the breast shows no erythema.
From Fleisher GR, MD, Ludwig W, MD, Baskin MN, MD. Atlas of Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2004.
Mastitis. A: This infant has mastitis. The breast is swollen and erythematous, with some areas suggesting abscess formation. B: In contrast...
Mastitis.
FIG. 11.43. Mastitis. A: This infant has mastitis. The breast is swollen and erythematous, with some areas suggesting abscess formation. B: In contrast, this newborn has physiologic gynecomastia and lactation ("witch's milk"). Note that the breast shows no erythema.
FIG. 11.43. Mastitis. A: This infant has mastitis. The breast is swollen and erythematous, with some areas suggesting abscess formation. B...
Breast Infection and Inflammation Labeled