172 IndexLung cancer, 138metastatic, 143, 144small cell, 144, 149, 249squamous cell, 149Lymphoma, 139, 149differentiated from lactationrelatedbreast changes,46Hodgkin, 139metastatic, 149non-Hodgkin, 138, 140MMacrophagesfoamy, 10in fibrocystic changes, 20,21mucin-containing, 36, 37Males, breast cancer/tumors ingynecomastia, 46–51intraductal papilloma, 68myofibroblastoma, 78of prostatic cancer origin, 143Malpractice lawsuits, 2–3Mammographyof fat necrosis, 32of intraductal papilloma, 68of invasive ductal carcinomanot otherwise specified(NOS), 91of invasive lobularcarcinoma, 99of neuroendocrinecarcinoma, 128of secondary tumors, 138Mastectomy specimens, breastductal lavage findings in,161–162Mastitis, 16–17clinical features of, 16cytomorphologiccharacteristics of, 17differential diagnoses of, 17,52, 120granulomatous, 18, 52silicone, 29–32Medullary carcinoma, 113–116clinical features of, 113cytomorphologiccharacteristics of,113–115differential diagnosis of, 116Melanoma, malignantmetastatic, 138, 143,147–148, 149Metaplastic carcinoma, 124–127clinical features of, 124–125cytomorphologiccharacteristics of,125–127differential diagnoses of, 127chondroid syringoma, 77chronic subareolar abscess,18granular cell tumors, 75inflammatorymyofibroblastic tumors,52pseudoangiomatousstromal hyperplasia, 54reactive spindle cellnodules, 55Metastatic cancers, 138,142–151clinical features of, 142–143cytomorphologiccharacteristics of,143–150differential diagnoses of,150–151gynecomastia, 50invasive ductal carcinomanot otherwise specified(NOS), 96
Index 173metaplastic carcinoma, 127signet ring carcinoma, 104Micropapillary carcinoma,invasive, 105–107Mucinin colloid carcinoma, 108,109, 110in fibroadenoma, 62Mucin inclusions, targetoid, 101Mucinous carcinoma. SeeColloid (mucinous)carcinomaMucocele/mucocele-likelesions, 36–37differentiated from colloid(mucinous) carcinoma,108Myoepithelial cells, normal, 5,6, 10Myofibroblastoma, 78–79differential diagnoses of, 79inflammatorymyofibroblastic tumors,52pseudoangiomatousstromal hyperplasia, 54reactive spindle cellnodules, 55NNeedle aspiration cytology. Seealso Fine-needleaspiration, of the breasthistory of, 1Needle tract seeding, 5Neuroendocrine carcinoma,128–130, 149differential diagnoses of, 130,149hematologic tumors, 139metastatic small cell lungcarcinoma, 144Nipple, adenoma of, 73–74Nipple aspiration fluid (NAS)cytology, 153–155comparison with breastductal lavage, 154–155Nipple dischargeductal/nipple adenomarelated,73intraductal papilloma-related,67Nodular Fasciitis, 127OOvarian cancer, metastatic, 106,143, 145, 146PPaget, James, 1Paget’s disease, 98Papillary architecture,overinterpretation of,73Papillary carcinoma, 73differential diagnoses offibroadenoma, 63intraductal papilloma, 73intracystic, as “gray zonediagnosis,” 28serous, of the ovary, 145, 146Papillary lesionsbenign, 73differentiated fromadenoid cysticcarcinoma, 89as “indeterminate” category,73Papillary serous carcinoma, ofthe ovary, 145, 146Papillomadifferential diagnoses ofcolumnar cell lesions, 29ductal carcinoma in situ, 91
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