Bilateral Nonsynchronous Male Breast Cancer: Two Case Reports.

SUMMARY: BACKGROUND: Bilateral male breast cancer (MBC) is relatively rare. CASE REPORTS: We report 2 bilateral nonsynchronous MBC cases. Second cancers developed during endocrine therapy with selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERM) after the initial surgeries.

A case of fibromatosis of the breast.

A 36-year-old woman presented with a 10 mm diameter mass in the right breast. Since the mass persisted for 3 months after detection and mammary carcinoma was suspected based on ultrasonographic findings, the mass was resected. Histologically, the mass demonstrated proliferative margins and consisted of spindle cells with bland cytologic features and abundant collagen.