Carcinoma of the male breast

ABSTRACT

Male patients with breast cancer are, on average, 10 years older than females, and they delay twice as long as females after noting a breast mass, before seeking medical attention. As a result, male breast cancer tends to be more advanced at the time of diagnosis and initial therapy. Herein we report on the management of a cytologically and mammographically proven case of carcinoma of male breast having peculiar cytological and histological features of glycogen rich clear cell carcinoma