PMC5879847_01
(a) The clinical image irregular asymmetric lump in the medial aspect of the left nipple-areolar complex. (b) Ultrasonography image: Heterogeneous lesion with multiple hypoechoic areas and internal moving echoes was noted. (c) Giemsa stain (x200): Smears show polymorphs and mature squamous cells. (d) Pap stain (x200): Smear shows a multinucleated foreign body type of giant cell
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A 45-year-old male presented to cytology outpatient department with an irregular asymmetric nontender lump adjacent to the medial aspect of the left areola with slight retraction of the nipple for the past 6 months [Figure 1a]. In addition, many Anucleated Squames were seen; however, no ductal epithelial cells were present in the smear [Figure 1c and d]. There was mild increase in vascularity (color Doppler flow) in the periphery of the lesion [Figure 1b].