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Gross appearance of bilateral breasts tumors.
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A 12-year-old premenarche girl presented with bilateral, rapidly enlarging breast lumps for three months (Figure 1).
FNAC from breast lumps showed many branching sheets of epithelial cells with many bare nuclei and myxoid stromal fragments in background. (H &E stain X100).
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The patient was subjected to fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) of bilateral breast lumps which revealed cellular smears comprising of many branching monolayer sheets along with myoepithelial cells (Figure 2).
Gross appearance of bilateral lumpectomy specimens.
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External surface was bosselated, and both the lumps were well circumscribed and encapsulated (Figure 3).
Cut surface of both the specimens showed multiple gray white nodules with myxoid appearance and occasional slit-like spaces.
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Cut sections from both the lumps showed multiple gray white nodules showing myxoid, gray white appearance along with occasional slit-like spaces and tiny cysts (Figure 4).