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Case 59: Angiolipoma of the breast.

A 70-year-old woman, with a medical history of breast cancer treated with mastectomy 11 years before presentation, had a new firm mass in the contralateral breast. The patient did not have nipple discharge or skin changes. Physical examination revealed a firm, nontender, mobile mass in the right lower outer quadrant at the 7-o’clock position. No axillary adenopathy was present. There was no skin thickening, skin or nipple retraction, or erythema. The patient did not have a history of trauma.