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Pediatric Pathology Volume 13, 1993 - Issue 3
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Original Article

Galactocele in a Male Infant: Case Report and Review of Literature

M. Boyle Department of Histopathology, The Hospitals for Sick Children, London, WCIN 3JH, UK
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K. Lakhoo Department of Surgery, The Hospitals for Sick Children, London, WCIN 3JH, UK
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P. Ramani Department of Histopathology, The Hospitals for Sick Children, London, WCIN 3JH, UK
Pages 305-308 | Received 13 Nov 1992, Accepted 30 Nov 1992, Published online: 09 Jul 2009
 
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Abstract

An 11-month-old male developed painless enlargement of the left breast over 1 month. The lesion was mobile, fluctuant, and nontender. Surgical excision was performed and histological examination revealed a galactocele. A galactocele is a very rare cause of breast enlargement in male infants and children.

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