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This lecture describes all aspects of a seldom seen benign, complex hyperplastic breast change, juvenile papillomatosis (Swiss cheese disease).
Juvenile papillomatosis is one of the hyperplastic breast changes that can mimic breast cancer. It is important to know the underlying pathophysiology, correct terminology, differential diagnostic options and correct management. This lecture describes the multimodality approach to arriving at the correct diagnosis. This lecture describes the seldom seen but important hyperplastic breast change, the so-called Swiss Cheese Disease (juvenile papillomatosis). Clinical breast examination findings, imaging findings correlated with large format thin and thick section histopathology images and management are detailed in this lecture.
