Presentation
Palpable mass and nipple retraction, allegedly only for three months, but probably longer.
Patient Data
Age: 70 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Advanced breast cancer
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An irregular, high density, retroareolar mass is seen in the left breast with associated lymphedema.
Microcalcifications present, but invisible due to reproduction quality (mobile photo from lightbox).
From the case:
Advanced breast cancer
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Nipple and skin retraction, nipple discharge, erythema of the left breast.
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