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What is A 55 year old post menopausal woman, on hormone replacement therapy (H), presents with heaviness in both breasts. A screening mammogram reveals a high density speculated mass with cluster of pleomorphic microcalcification and ipsilateral large axillary lymph nodes. The mass described here most likely represents - and explain in detail?
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