Sign up for a 10-day FREE Trial now and receive full access to all content.
<bold>FIG. 5.2.</bold> Nipple inversion from breast cancer.
<bold>FIG. 12.4.</bold> Solid masses. <bold>A:</bold> Invasive lobular carcinoma. This small solid mass (<italic>arrow</bold>) has indistinct margins, an irregular shape, a nonparallel orientation, and posterior shadowing, all features of malignancy. <bold>B:</bold> Mixed invasive ductal and lobular carcinoma. This larger mass has all of the features characterizing the smaller version in <bold>A.</bold> In addition, the infiltrative nature of the cancer is seen in spicules (<italic>arrows</bold>) extending into the surrounding f...
<bold>FIG. 12.4.</bold> Solid masses. <bold>A:</bold> Invasive lobular carcinoma. This small solid mass (<ital...
Mammogram of breast cancer (note the irregular shape and borders of the growth)
Paget disease of the vulva. The lesion is red, moist, and sharply demarcated.
Carcinoma of the breast. Mammogram. An irregularly shaped, dense mass (arrows) is seen in this otherwise fatty breast.
Paget's disease is typified by a crusty, red scaliness of the nipple.
Pt s/p mastectomy for breast cancer with nodules in the chest wall (bx proven recurrent cancer)
Paget disease of the nipple. An erythematous, scaly, and weeping "eczema" involves the nipple.