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Purpose : To evaluate the clinical and radiographic findings of localized foreign body
(FB) granulomas on mammograms.
Materials and Methods : This study involved 13 patients with localized FB granulomas
on mammograms ; their history of mammoplasty or other plastic procedures was
obtained by telephone interviews. Two radiologists analyzed the location and morphology
of FB granulomas and the presence of associated linear densities or parenchymal
distortion on mammograms. Four patients underwent ultrasonography.
Results : No patient had a history of mammoplasty. All 13, however, had a history of
plastic procedure, three to 22 (average, 12) years previously, as follows : foreign
materials including silicone liquid and oil such as paraffin had been injected into the
anterior neck area of nine patients, the infra-auricular area of two, and the nose of two.
Multiple small, high-density, flocculent nodules representing FB granulomas were
distributed bilaterally in nine patients ; they were noted in the upper inner portion of 11
of 26 breasts. In eight patients, mammograms showed linear opacities suggesting
fibrosis. There was no calcification or parenchymal disortion. Though in three cases, the
masses were palpable. Ultrasonography revealed several anechoic nodules with posterior
enhancement in subcutaneous fatty layers, and in one, 0.2cc of oil droplet had been
aspirated under ultrasonographic guidance.
Conclusion : Localized FB granulomas of the breast could be caused by the migration
of FB from cervicofacial areas. Mammography showed characteristic distribution of
upper inner portions, and the findings were similar to those of mild interstitial
mammoplasty.

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