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Wednesday, May 22, 2013               
 
Fat Necrosis : Breast

Topic: Fat Necrosis

Category: Inflammatory/Reactive

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Fat necrosis in breast may result from surgery, radiation, or incidental trauma. Clinically, it may produce a superficial painless mass with skin retraction that may be difficult to distinguish from recurrent carcinoma in patients who have undergone surgery and radiation therapy. Sections show disruption of fat, lipid-laden macrophages, chronic inflammation and foreign body giant cell reaction. Hemosiderin deposition may also be seen.   return to Fat Necrosis
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