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摘要
Due to the proximity of the skin, subcutis, and axilla to the breast, the possibility of a breast mass actually representing a dermatologic lesion should be considered, particularly if the proliferation does not look characteristically mammary in appearance. Even more underappreciated is the scenario of a dermatologic proliferation morphologically masquerading as a breast tumor. The pathologist can fall prey to this pitfall if he/she is led to believe that the location of the tumor is the breast proper. The aim of this review is to provide an overview of dermatologic mimickers of breast lesions and helpful ways to discern between them when possible.
- 出版日期2014-7
