Publications by authors named "Julija Cvetkovic"
Background: Lactating adenoma is an infrequent benign stromal breast tumor mostly seen during pregnancy and lactation. This report seeks to enhance the literature by presenting three cases diagnosed with this condition, while also highlighting its histological subtypes, immunohistochemical characteristics, and differential diagnoses. In all three patients, a circumscribed, painless, and mobile mass was found in the breast in the third trimester of pregnancy.
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- Primary sebaceous and lipid-rich carcinomas are very rare types of skin cancer, featuring distinct cellular characteristics.
- Sebaceous carcinoma cells are large and oval, while smaller, fusiform cells are found at the tumor's periphery; lipid-rich carcinoma contains multiple cell types.
- Prognosis for these tumors varies significantly, with some exhibiting excellent outcomes and others showing aggressive behavior with early metastasis.