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55 Intramammary Spindle-Cell Lesions: Imaging–Pathology Correlation

By NewsCancerJune 20, 20260

BackgroundLow-grade/bland-looking intramammary spindle-cell lesions can mimic both benign and malignant breast masses on imaging. Their differential diagnoses include benign, reactive,…

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