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Mucinous Carcinoma of the breast: Mammography and Ultrasound Appearance with Histopathology Correlation

Mucinous carcinoma, additionally known as colloid carcinoma, is a tumor which consists of abnormal cells in mucus. Manifesting in the milk duct, the mucin serves as a pool where the abnormal cells reside. Mucinous carcinoma can be detected on mammography as well as other imaging modalities [1]. The purpose of this report is to present a case example of this type of breast tumor on mammography and ultrasound with histopathology correlation.