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Breast Tuberculosis in Men: A Rare Case Report

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Breast mass was diagnosed as tuberculous origin after histopathological analysis confirmed caseous necrosis, marking a rare presentation in men.
Key findings included pleural effusion and substantial changes in the left mammary gland observed on computed tomography scans.
The clinical assessment involved trucut biopsy and assessment of acid-fast bacilli tests, which were initially negative, complicating diagnosis.
Highlights the importance of considering uncommon extrapulmonary tuberculosis cases in the differential diagnosis for male patients.

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Case report highlights extrapulmonary tuberculosis presenting as a breast mass in a male patient, indicating the need for awareness.

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