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- Margarita Barris, Laura Figueras, Martina Ribecky, Barbara Broese, Pamela Bertolini, and Florencia Gaudenzi.
- Hospital Central San Isidro Melchor A. Posse, Buenos Aires, Argentina. E-mail: margaritabarris@gmail.com.
- Medicina (B Aires). 2023 Jan 1; 83 (5): 836840836-840.
AbstractTwo cases of mammary tuberculosis (TB) are presented, one of them with additional pleural and lymph node involvement. Both were HIV-negative, with no history of previous TB, with long-standing breast lesions. Both presented a successful outcome with antituberculosis treatment. Breast TB is a very rare pathology that is difficult to diagnose. The cases are presented to consider their differential diagnosis in patients with chronic mastitis and/or nodular or ulcerated lesions of the breast. Multidisciplinary management is recommended.
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