Journal of Current Surgery, ISSN 1927-1298 print, 1927-1301 online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 8, Number 3-4, November 2018, pages 27-31


A Clinicopathologic Study of Various Breast Lesions by Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC)

Figures

Figure 1.
Figure 1. Cytology of fibroadenoma under microscope (× 40 objective).
Figure 2.
Figure 2. Fibrocystic change at × 10 objective.
Figure 3.
Figure 3. Apocrine metaplastic cells in fibrocystic change.
Figure 4.
Figure 4. Ductal carcinoma under microscope at × 40 objective.

Tables

Table 1. Distribution of Age With Breast Lesions
 
Age (years)Total number of cases and percentage (%) (n = 50)Benign cases (%) (n = 43)Malignant cases (%) (n = 07)
12 - 2018 (36%)18 (41.8%)0 (0%)
21 - 3015 (30%)14 (32.6%)1 (14.3%)
31 - 405 (10%)5 (11.6%)0 (0%)
41 - 508 (16%)4 (9.4%)4 (57.1%)
51 - 604 (8%)2 (4.6%)2 (28.6%)
Total50 (100%)43 (100%)07 (100%)

 

Table 2. Size of Breast Lump
 
Max dimension (cm)Number of breast lump
BenignMalignantTotal
≤ 1 cm7 (100%)0 (0%)7
1.1 - ≤ 2 cm16 (94.1%)1 (5.89%)17
2.1 - ≤ 3 cm14 (73.68%)5 (26.32%)19
3.1 - ≤ 4 cm3 (75%)1 (25%)4
≥ 4.1 cm3 (100%)0 (0%)3

 

Table 3. Side and Location of Breast Lump (n = 50)
 
QuadrantNumber of cases (%)
RightLeftTotal
Upper-outer131124 (48%)
Lower-outer202 (4%)
Sub-areolar6511 (22%)
Upper-inner6410 (20%)
Lower-inner213 (6%)
Total29 (58%)21 (42%)50 (100%)

 

Table 4. Cytological Subclassification of Benign Breast Lump (n = 43)
 
Cytological diagnosisNo. of casesPercentage (%)
Fibroadenoma1739.54%
Fibrocystic change/other cystic lesion1227.9%
Inflammatory/mastitis/abscess818.6%
Lactational change/galactocele49.3%
Gynecomastia12.33%
Benign phyllodes12.33%
Total43100%