Radiology · 1988 · 31 citations · 0 references
MedicinePathologyRadiologyPediatric DermatologyPediatric PathologyPediatric RadiologyBreast DisordersBreast Lesion CharacterizationBreast UltrasonographyBreast UltrasoundMammary TumorsPediatric UltrasoundBreast Lesion DiagnosisBreast Mass AssessmentPediatric Breast ImagingPediatric Breast UltrasonographyPediatric Soft Tissue Mass ImagingUltrasound Lesion Assessment
Three patients with juvenile papillomatosis of the breast are described. The lesions were apparent clinically as a palpable mass. At mammography, juvenile papillomatosis was not depicted in two patients and was seen as a poorly defined mass in one case. In all patients, high-frequency ultrasound examination showed an ill-defined, inhomogeneous mass with one or several small (up to 0.4 cm), rounded, relatively echo-free areas, which were seen mainly or exclusively near the borders of the lesion.