… • Do not need to be aspirated although this can be done so … : subareolar resection of
the involved duct and papilloma … that the imaging target was not completely excise ➔ re-excision …

… diseases such as intraductal papillomas, tubular adenomas, … with a fast-growing mass
associated with axillary and neck … primary surgical resection with an appropriate combination of …

… , papilloma, and leiomyoma were considered differential diagnoses. There were no other …
on histopathological evaluations of needle or excisional biopsies, as in our case. Surgical …

… seen in some fibroadenomas, intraductal papillomas and complex … However an irregular or
spiculated mass associated with … previous excision biopsies, with or without radiation therapy. …

… Fat necrosis is benign and does not need to be excised when … lesion such as a papilloma.
If dilated ducts are present in a … to the usually large painless mass associated with IMT. …

… met at imaging, the histological proof is necessary to … does not regress after the hormone
withdrawal, surgical resection is … The appearance of IPNB as a mass associated with proximal …

… excision of OSSN involves excising the tumor using the ‘no-… In case of extensive lesions;
appropriate ocular surface … a firm, non-tender, pink smooth mass associated with hemorrhage. …

… ductal carcinomas show invasion of tumor cells beyond basement membrane. The commonest
variety is the no special type (NST) or not … the solid component is necessary to obtain the …

… However an irregular or spiculated mass associated with microcalcifications strongly …
infarcted intraductal papillomas or in residual ducts at the necrotic margin of previous excision biop…

… Any mass associated with discharge requires appropriate … Treatment of intraductal papilloma
involves excisional biopsy … intervals is necessary if the papilloma is not surgically excised. …