Mammary Myofibroblastoma in a Transgender Patient on Feminizing Hormones: Literature Review and Case Report

O’Bryan, Jane; Wolf-Gould, Carolyn; Matsuo, Yoshiro

doi:10.1089/trgh.2017.0026

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“…Some patients were documented with gynecomastia (8) and that evidence suggests a role of the estrogen pathway. Interestingly, O'Bryan et al recently published the first case of MFB occurring in a transgender individual after 13 months of treatment with hormone replacement therapy (9). In 1998, Morgan and Pitha postulated that androgen receptor or its ligands could be pathologically related to the development of MFB, but the results did not resolutely prove a causal mechanism of hormonal tumorigenesis (10).…”

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Male mammary myofibroblastoma: Two case reports and brief review of literature

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Myofibroblastoma of the breast is a rare benign stromal tumor that occurs in both sexes with a higher prevalence in male breast of older populations. Furthermore, myofibroblastoma can arise in extra mammary sites, along the milk-line. A variety of morphological variants in addition to the classic type have been identified. The differential diagnosis includes both benign and malignant entities that, through the use of clinical and radiological imaging, is difficult to characterize. Histopathological examination and immunohistochemistry are fundamental in the establishment of appropriate management of the disease and avoidance of overtreatment. The present study focuses on two cases of male mammary myofibroblastoma, with a short literature review.

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Male mammary myofibroblastoma: Two case reports and brief review of literature

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“…Mujer transgénero de 76 años que desarrolló un miofibroblastoma mamario (MFB) con receptores de estrógenos positivos después de 13 meses de tratamiento con hormonas feminizantes. La lesión no palpable fue encontrada en mamografía (14).…”

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La mama en la mujer transgénero. Revisión sistemática

Mariño¹

2022

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Objetivo: Revisar la información sobre la mama en la mujer transgénero Métodos: Se realizó una búsqueda de artículos registrados en la base de datos de Pubmed y Lilacs con los términos “Breast and transgender women” (Pubmed) y “mama y mujeres transgénero” (Lilacs) sin uso de filtros, realizada en julio de 2021, buscando artículos con información primaria. Resultados: La búsqueda en las bases de datos encontró 115 artículos de los cuales, luego de la selección y lectura completa, se extrajeron 33 para su inclusión en esta revisión. Se agrupan los artículos en cambios mamarios con la terapia para feminización, lactancia, reportes de patología mamaria benigna, mamoplastia de aumento, pesquisa, cáncer de mama, linfoma anaplásico de células grandes asociado a implantes mamarios y otros. Conclusiones: El desarrollo mamario es muy importante para la mujer transgénero y en algunas también lo es la lactancia. En su consecución se someten a tratamientos médicos y con frecuencia a procedimientos quirúrgicos. Sin embargo, esto también se acompaña de modificaciones en los factores de riesgo y en la posibilidad de desarrollar tumores benignos y malignos. Se presenta información primaria sobre estos temas. Palabras clave: Personas transgénero, Mujeres, Mama.

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“…This larger team created the first rural-based patient registry for gender-expansive pediatric patients in the country and we have begun publishing our data. Team members also contribute to the field with abstracts, case reports and book chapters [48,[52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60].…”

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From Margins to Mainstream: Creating a Rural-Based Center of Excellence in Transgender Health for Upstate, New York

Wolf-Gould¹

2021

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Transgender people face many barriers to healthcare, especially in rural America. The work to decrease barriers to care and address health care disparities for this population meets criteria for a wicked problem, each of which is unique and has no clear solution. The barriers are related to the individual and society and are both formal and informal. The definition for a Center of Excellence in healthcare is loose, but these organizations aspire to serve as specialized programs that offer comprehensive, interdisciplinary expertise and resources within a medical field to improve patient outcomes. With funding and leadership training from the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars program, a group of medical and mental health clinicians worked for three years with the goal of creating a Rural-Based Center of Excellence in Transgender Health embedded within a family practice to approach the wicked problem of transgender healthcare in their region. The goals of the center were six pronged: the provision of competent and affirming medical, surgical and mental health services, training for healthcare professional students, medical-legal advocacy and patient-centered research. The team created a strategic plan, with five strategic directions, including 1) developing infrastructure and organizational capacity, 2) expanding awareness, knowledge and skills, 3) fulfilling staffing needs, 4) ensuring gender-affirming care, and 5) advancing evidence-based care. I describe our work to bring transgender health from the margins to the mainstream for our region through implementation of this strategic plan.

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Mammary Myofibroblastoma in a Transgender Patient on Feminizing Hormones: Literature Review and Case Report

Cited by 15 publications

References 43 publications

Male mammary myofibroblastoma: Two case reports and brief review of literature

Male mammary myofibroblastoma: Two case reports and brief review of literature

La mama en la mujer transgénero. Revisión sistemática

From Margins to Mainstream: Creating a Rural-Based Center of Excellence in Transgender Health for Upstate, New York

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