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Abstract

Tubular adenomas in the breast are uncommon neoplasms. Few examples have been documented. In women of reproductive age, the tumors are typically described as palpable, well-circumscribed lumps. Fibroadenomas are the most common diagnosis, both clinically and radiographically. For diagnosis and to stop the growth from continuing, surgery is necessary. Histopathology of tubular adenoma shows bilayer tubules with an intervening stroma. It is often a small, benign breast tumor that may be nodular. We describe rare tumor cases here that had peculiar appearances.

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