granular cell tumour of the breast

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breast malignancy: imaging findings, pathologic concordance and clinical management. Granular cell tumor. A 65-year-old woman presented for further evaluation of a focal asymmetry detected on screening mammopgrahy. Craniocaudal and lateral spot compression views (a, b) show a small irregular mass with spiculated margins (arrows). Color Doppler (c) and grayscale (d) ultrasound shows a corresponding irregular mass with internal vascularity (arrows). Core needle biopsy yielded granular cell tumor which was treated with surgical excision

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tumor of the breast • Granular cell tumor of the breast - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia

Granular cell

tumor of the breast • Granular cell tumor of the breast - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia

Granular cell

tumor of the breast: a case report. Ultrasound demonstrated a 17mm hypoechoic, heterogeneous, irregular and poorly limited mass, suspicious for malignancy.

Granular cell

tumors: a report of six cases. (a) Case 1. Ultrasonography revealed a tumor 8 × 9 mm in size with irregular borders and rupture of the anterior border of the mammary gland. Mammography revealed a tumor with irregular borders and spicule. (b) Case 2. Ultrasonography revealed a tumor 7 × 8 mm in size with irregular borders and rupture of the anterior border of the mammary gland.