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A mammogram study revealed left breast (a) and right breast (b) diffused skin thickening edematous parenchyma with vascular calcification.
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A mammogram revealed bilateral diffused skin thickening edematous parenchyma with vascular calcification (Figure 1(a)) and 1.4*0.8 cm hypoechoic lobulated irregular mass at the right breast (BIRADS 3) (Figure 1(b)).
Core biopsy (x40, H&E stain) showing necrotic acutely inflamed fibrofatty tissue.
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Core biopsy (x40, H&E stain) showing necrotizing inflammation lying around some scattered atrophic breast ducts with adjacent involved fat.
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The histopathological examination of the specimens revealed an extensive cutaneous necrosis involving the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous fat with thrombus and necrosis of blood vessels (Figure 3) constant with necrotizing fasciitis.