Medicine · 2025
Schwannoma of the breast: Two cases report and a literature review.
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Li Sen, Shi Yingfang, Wang Zhichun
Аннотация
RATIONALE: Schwannoma, a benign tumor originating from Schwann cells, is a rare entity in the breast. While most schwannomas are found in peripheral nerves of the neck, buttocks, forearms, and lower limbs, breast schwannomas are exceedingly uncommon, often leading to diagnostic challenges.
PATIENT CONCERNS: Two middle aged women presented with palpable breast lumps. Both patients were concerned about the mass and opted for surgical excision due to financial constraints and reluctance to undergo a core needle biopsy.
DIAGNOSES: Clinical examination, imaging studies (ultrasound and mammography), and histopathological analysis confirmed the diagnosis of breast schwannoma in both cases. Immunohistochemistry showed positive staining for S-100 protein and other markers, confirming the benign nature of the tumors.
INTERVENTIONS: Both patients underwent lumpectomy under local anesthesia. Surgical resection was performed with complete excision of the mass and surrounding normal tissue.
OUTCOMES: Histopathological examination post-surgery confirmed the diagnosis of schwannoma for both cases. No postoperative complications were noted, and both patients showed a favorable recovery, with no signs of recurrence during follow-up.
LESSONS: Breast schwannomas, although benign, are rare and can be easily misdiagnosed as other.
PATIENT CONCERNS: Two middle aged women presented with palpable breast lumps. Both patients were concerned about the mass and opted for surgical excision due to financial constraints and reluctance to undergo a core needle biopsy.
DIAGNOSES: Clinical examination, imaging studies (ultrasound and mammography), and histopathological analysis confirmed the diagnosis of breast schwannoma in both cases. Immunohistochemistry showed positive staining for S-100 protein and other markers, confirming the benign nature of the tumors.
INTERVENTIONS: Both patients underwent lumpectomy under local anesthesia. Surgical resection was performed with complete excision of the mass and surrounding normal tissue.
OUTCOMES: Histopathological examination post-surgery confirmed the diagnosis of schwannoma for both cases. No postoperative complications were noted, and both patients showed a favorable recovery, with no signs of recurrence during follow-up.
LESSONS: Breast schwannomas, although benign, are rare and can be easily misdiagnosed as other.