
|Articles|July 14, 2011
Paget's Disease of the Nipple
This woman presents with a bloody discharge from the nipple of the left breast during the past two months. Mammography demonstrated increasing asymmetric opacity in the left retroareolar space.
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This woman presents with a bloody discharge from the nipple of the left breast during the past two months. Mammography demonstrated increasing asymmetric opacity in the left retroareolar space.
2D Ultrasound: A spicular mass in the retroareolar space.
Color Power Angio: Neovascularity in the retroareolar mass.
Pulsed Doppler: PI= 1.4 RI =0.7 PSV =25 cm/s
The above findings are consistent with Paget's disease of the nipple (ductal carcinoma).
Adnan Tunbilek, MD
Istanbul, Turkey.
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