Histopathology of Tubular, Nipple, Lactating & Ductal Adenomas – Case-Based Insights

Unlock the fascinating world of benign breast adenomas through real-life case studies! In this video, we explore the histopathology of four rare but important breast lesions: tubular adenoma, nipple adenoma, lactating adenoma, and ductal adenoma. 🔍 What you'll learn: • High-yield histological features of each adenoma, explained with actual case contexts • Microscopic clues and staining patterns for definitive diagnosis • Key differences from malignant breast lesions • Exam-ready insights for medical students, pathology residents, and clinicians 📚 Case Highlights: Case Highlights: • Young woman with a painless, circumscribed breast lump—classic tubular adenoma histopathology • Middle-aged patient presenting with a nipple mass— A retroareolar lesion with florid epithelial proliferation: decoding nipple adenoma vs. Paget’s disease • Pregnant/lactating female with a rapidly growing lesion—how to recognize lactating adenoma on microscopy Perfect for pathology residents, educators, and breast subspecialists aiming to master benign breast lesions with beautifully illustrated case-based insights. 🧠 Bonus: • Comparative table of histologic features • Annotated virtual slides with diagnostic pearls 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 00:39– Case 1 History 01:41 –Nipple Adenoma and Syringomatous Adenoma of Nipple Histopathology 03:32 – Paget’s disease of Nipple 05:01 – Nipple Adenoma vs Paget’s disease vs Syringomatous Adenoma of Nipple vs 06:06 – Case 2 History 07:01– Lactating Adenoma 08:32 – Lactating Adenoma vs Fibroadenoma 09:33– Case 3 History 10:16 – Tubular Adenoma 11:12 – Tubular Adenoma vs Ductal Adenoma vs Tubular carcinoma 12:28 – Summary Table Perfect for pathology residents, consultatants,educators, and breast subspecialists aiming to master benign breast lesions with clarity and confidence. *****************************************************************************#BreastPathology #Histopathology #Adenoma #MedicalEducation #PathologyCases