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Left breast IGM 1.
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A thirty-nine-year-old single patient with no children and no history of oral contraceptive use was admitted to our clinic with complaints of redness, pain, and swelling in her left breast (Figure 1).
IGM breast USG and MRI.
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Breast MRI revealed heterogeneous enhancement with 3.5 x 5 cm of inflammatory area at the left breast upper outer quadrant. Biopsy was recommended for differential diagnosis of inflammatory breast cancer (Figure 2).
IGM histopathology H-E x40.
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IGM was diagnosed with core biopsy examination (Figure 3).
MRI of the pituitary microadenoma.
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Pituitary MRI revealed a 7 x 4 mm sized microadenoma causing pituitary prolactinoma (Figure 4).