రొమ్ము క్యాన్సర్: ప్రస్తుత పరిశోధన

నైరూప్య

Unsafe Phyllodes Tumor of the Breast and Pregnancy

Theodora Miliou

Phyllodes Tumor (PT) is an intriguing fibroepithelial bosom growth that can act in an unexpected way contingent upon its biologic highlights. Customarily, PTs are characterized by their histologic highlights into harmless, fringe, and dangerous. As a rule that were accounted for, all PTs might repeat, yet entirely as it were the fringe and dangerous PT can metastasize. PT typically happens as a bosom protuberance or incidental tracking down on ultrasound (US) assessment. The clinical highlights incorporate a clear cut bosom mass, customary or lobulated. The analysis depends on the mix of morphology highlights; however remains testing, especially in the qualification from fibroadenomas. We report an instance of a 36-year-old patient who introduced for a voluminous bosom mass, quickly filling in the beyond 3-4 months. At show, the patient was 19 weeks pregnant. The bosom growth had the clinical and US part of PT. A center needle biopsy was gotten, affirming a harmless PT, and nearby extraction was performed with no postoperative intricacies. The last pathology report showed a marginal PT with close resection edges of 1 mm.