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British/ Arab School of Pathology, June 2008. Slide Seminars. 44A F51, Lt breast biopsy. 44A F51, Lt breast biopsy. Diagnosis: Intraduct papilloma with adjacent DCIS. 49 F40, Nipple discharge. Diagnosis: Intraduct papilloma with in situ malignant change. 143 F46, Rt breast lump.
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British/ Arab School of Pathology, June 2008 Slide Seminars
44AF51, Lt breast biopsy Diagnosis: Intraduct papilloma with adjacent DCIS
49F40, Nipple discharge Diagnosis: Intraduct papilloma with in situ malignant change
143F46, Rt breast lump Diagnosis: Solid papillary carcinoma+ Invasive Ductal carcinoma
Solid papillary carcinoma/Immunohistochemistry Cytokeratin 5/6 CD10 SM Actin
Case No. 152F 64y, Left Breast, Cystic Lump SMA K5/6 Diagnosis: Intracystic papillary Carcinoma
Case 184 SMA ER Diagnosis: Intraduct papilloma With usual type hyperplasia
Case 185 SMA p63 Diagnosis: Benign intraduct papillomas
Core biopsy 54 CK5/6 SMA Diagnosis: Intracystic Papillary Carcinoma (B5)
136FF67, Rt breast lump, 20mm SMA Diagnosis: Myoid hamartoma
33 (for 139) F85, Lt breast, Asymmetry M3, US 8mm solid/cystic lesion Diagnosis: Atypical Apocrine Adenosis (B4)
Case No. 144F 71y, Lt breast Lump, 3cm Diagnosis: Malignant phyllodes tumour
145. F58, Lt breast lump Tubular adenoma rich in myoepithelial cells
150. F53, Rt breast lump, Stopped breast feeding 1 year ago Extensive sclerosing adenosis (Adenosis tumour)
Case No. 153F 58y, Rt breast Lump, Screen-detected lesion Diagnosis: Adenomyoepithelioma
165F 40y, Right Breast Lump Ductal or Lobular?
ER In situ Invasive
165F 40y, Right Breast Lump E-Cadherin HER2
Case No. 165F 40y, Right Breast Lump Diagnosis: Pleomorphic in situ & Invasive Lobular Carcinoma+ DCIS
187. F53, Rt breast lump Benign complex sclerosing lesion
Core 41 • F44y, Lt breast microcalcification, ?fibrocystic. M3, U3
41 Microcalcification
41 Cysts lined by cuboidal epithelium and containing mucin
41. AB/ PAS Diagnosis: Mucocele-like lesion (B3)
Mucocele-like lesions • First described by Rosen as mucin-filled cysts lined by flat, cuboidal or columnar epithelium with extrusion of mucin into surrounding stroma (1) • The epithelial lining may show a cribriform or micropapillary atypical proliferative pattern, or even frank in situ malignant change. Detached epithelial cells may be sometimes found within intracystic or extracystic mucin (2) • Most cases present with mammographic coarse calcification. If presenting as mass lesion, malignancy is a high possibility • Rosen PP. Am J Surg Pathol 1986; 10: 464-469 • Hoda SA & Rosen PP. Breast J. 2004; 10: 522-527
Excision biopsies of mucocele-like lesions diagnosed on cores • P J Carder et al (2004)* • 10 cases: Excision: • 3 (30%) malignant (2DCIS+ 1 mucinous carcinoma) • 3 had ADH • 4 benign • R Ramsaroop et al (2005)** • 12 cases: Excision: • 5 (41%) malignant • 1 ADH • 6 benign • J Wang et al (2007)*** • 11 cases: Excision: • all proved to be benign *Histopathology 45:148-154 **Breast J 11:321-325 ***Am J Clin Pathol 127; 124-127
Mucocele-like lesions: B2 or B3? • At the moment: Surgical excision seems to be warranted, hence B3 may be more appropriate
Mucocele-like lesions: Relationship to invasive mucinous carcinoma • It has been suggested that there is a spectrum of changes • representing a pathway • progressing through: • mucin-filled ducts • to mucinous ADH, • mucinous DCIS • and ultimately invasive mucinous carcinoma (1,2) • This is supported by recent evidence concerning staining for WT-1 • (1) Hamele-Bena D et al. Am J Surg Pathol 1996; 20: 1081-1085 • (2) Fisher CJ et al. Histopathology 1992; 21:69-71