Abstract
61 men with breast enlargement underwent mammography; complementary sonography was performed in 34 cases. Diagnoses included gynaecomastia in 53 cases, pseudogynaecomastia in 9 cases, 3 carcinomas, 2 inflammatory lesions and 1 lipoma. Mammography and sonography can differentiate reliably true gynaecomastia from pseudogynaecomastia. Gynaecomastia and especially inflammatory lesions may not always be readily differentiated from carcinoma. Sonography can be helpful by demonstrating hyperreflexive glandular tissue, whereas carcinomas are usually hypoechoic. (orig./GDG).
Buchberger, W;
Penz, T;
Strasser, K;
[1]
Toetsch, M
[2]
- Innsbruck Univ. (Austria). Universitaetsklinik fuer Radiodiagnostik
- Innsbruck Univ. (Austria). Inst. fuer Pathologische Anatomie
Citation Formats
Buchberger, W, Penz, T, Strasser, K, and Toetsch, M.
Radiology of the male breast. Radiologische Diagnostik der maennlichen Brustdruese. Mammographie, Sonographie, pathohistologische Korrelation.
Germany: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Buchberger, W, Penz, T, Strasser, K, & Toetsch, M.
Radiology of the male breast. Radiologische Diagnostik der maennlichen Brustdruese. Mammographie, Sonographie, pathohistologische Korrelation.
Germany.
Buchberger, W, Penz, T, Strasser, K, and Toetsch, M.
1991.
"Radiology of the male breast. Radiologische Diagnostik der maennlichen Brustdruese. Mammographie, Sonographie, pathohistologische Korrelation."
Germany.
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title = {Radiology of the male breast. Radiologische Diagnostik der maennlichen Brustdruese. Mammographie, Sonographie, pathohistologische Korrelation}
author = {Buchberger, W, Penz, T, Strasser, K, and Toetsch, M}
abstractNote = {61 men with breast enlargement underwent mammography; complementary sonography was performed in 34 cases. Diagnoses included gynaecomastia in 53 cases, pseudogynaecomastia in 9 cases, 3 carcinomas, 2 inflammatory lesions and 1 lipoma. Mammography and sonography can differentiate reliably true gynaecomastia from pseudogynaecomastia. Gynaecomastia and especially inflammatory lesions may not always be readily differentiated from carcinoma. Sonography can be helpful by demonstrating hyperreflexive glandular tissue, whereas carcinomas are usually hypoechoic. (orig./GDG).}
journal = []
volume = {155:3}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
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title = {Radiology of the male breast. Radiologische Diagnostik der maennlichen Brustdruese. Mammographie, Sonographie, pathohistologische Korrelation}
author = {Buchberger, W, Penz, T, Strasser, K, and Toetsch, M}
abstractNote = {61 men with breast enlargement underwent mammography; complementary sonography was performed in 34 cases. Diagnoses included gynaecomastia in 53 cases, pseudogynaecomastia in 9 cases, 3 carcinomas, 2 inflammatory lesions and 1 lipoma. Mammography and sonography can differentiate reliably true gynaecomastia from pseudogynaecomastia. Gynaecomastia and especially inflammatory lesions may not always be readily differentiated from carcinoma. Sonography can be helpful by demonstrating hyperreflexive glandular tissue, whereas carcinomas are usually hypoechoic. (orig./GDG).}
journal = []
volume = {155:3}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}