Infarction of breast lesions during pregnancy and lactation

I crosis) of benign breast lesions is very uncommon. There is an occasional case of fat necrosis, and in rare instances infarction in fibroadenoma is encountered. Recently, Hasson and Pope2 described coagulation necrosis in association with the hyperplasia and secretory activity of pregnancy and producing definite "tumors." They2 warned against the possible confusion of the lesion they described