Imaging Features of Primary Breast Sarcoma

Primary Breast Liposarcoma

“…So the mammographic impression in some cases may be of a benign fibroadenoma. primary sarcoma of the breast in a study of the MD Anderson hospital and published the most frequent imaging findings: by mammography an oval nodule with indistinct margins and no calcifications by sonography an oval, indistinct, hypoechoic and hypervascular solid mass was found by MRI the most frequent form of presentation was an oval or round nodule with irregular margins, high signal intensity on T2 and heterogeneous enhancement [2].…”

“…Subtypes of breast sarcomas are: angiosarcoma (most common), liposarcoma (0.3% of breast sarcomas), malignant fibrous histiocytoma, leiomyosarcoma, sarcomas with bone and cartilage differentiation and fibrosarcoma [1][2][3].…”

Memenin Kondroosseöz Tipte Metaplastik Karsinomu

“…It has been shown that calcifications are more frequently seen in metaplastic carcinomas then invasive ductal carcinoma8.The calcifications of the metaplastic carcinomas can not only be in pleomorphic, heterogeneous, linear pattern but also they can be in coarse or amorphous morphology similar to our case 8 . Primary sarcomas of the breast are very rare and calcifications are less frequently 9 .…”

Imaging Findings of Metastatic Breast Malignant Fibrous Histiocytoma: A Case Report

“…And most of the case reports were about histopathological diagnosis of primary breast MFH or therapeutic strategy and prognostic factors (3). In recent study, there was an attempt to describe the imaging feature of primary breast sarcoma (4), but including only one breast MFH among 24 breast sarcoma cases. And individual imaging findings of the specific types of breast sarcoma were not separately described in this study (4).…”

“…In recent study, there was an attempt to describe the imaging feature of primary breast sarcoma (4), but including only one breast MFH among 24 breast sarcoma cases. And individual imaging findings of the specific types of breast sarcoma were not separately described in this study (4). Furthermore most of the reports of breast MFH are focused on primary breast MFH, so little is known about metastatic breast MFH.…”