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摘要
乳腺分泌性癌(SCB)是一种罕见而特殊的乳腺癌。由于其罕见性,目前有关 SCB 的报道数量有限,其中大多数侧重于临床和病理特征,但没有关于其多模态超声(US)特征的报道。因此,我们对一例罕见的 SCB 病例进行了研究,回顾性地分析了其 US 和对比增强 US 的表现及其病理基础,旨在加深对 SCB US 图像特征的理解,为临床诊断提供更多有价值的信息。此外,对该患者采取的治疗策略可作为今后处理 SCB 的模板。
Multimodal ultrasonic manifestations of secretory carcinoma of the breast.
Secretory carcinoma of the breast (SCB) is a rare and specific type of breast cancer. Owing to its rarity, the number of SCB reports available is limited, with most of them focusing on clinical and pathological characteristics but no reports on its multimodal ultrasound (US) features. Thus, we present a rare case of SCB, retrospectively analyzing manifestations of US and contrast-enhanced US, as well as its pathological basis, aiming to enhance the understanding of US image features of SCB and provide more valuable information for clinical diagnosis. Moreover, the treatment strategy adopted for this patient may serve as a template for future management of SCB.