Chronic Granulomatous Inflammation of the Breast as a First Clinical Manifestation of Primary Sarcoidosis

Abstract

Breast sarcoidosis has diverse and nonspecific imaging characteristics. Carcinoma must always be excluded by core needle biopsy. Achieving correct diagnosis is mandatory so that adequate corticosteroid therapy can be applied as early as possible. A multidisciplinary approach is of utmost importance in the diagnostic workup.