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Unknown Case 7
33 y/o F currently breastfeeding presents with a left breast palpable lump. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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GALACTOCELE
Most common benign pathology of lactation
Slowly growing painless lump
Usually develops after cessation of lactation
MG and US:
Fat-fluid level on
mammo
Pseudohamartoma
Cystic/multicystic
Aspiration can reveal milk-like fluid within the mass
Does not require surgical excision
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