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Three different types of chronic mastitis were seen in a review of cases over a twenty-five-year-period. These were tuberculous mastitis, non-specific granulomatous mastitis, and oleogranulomatous mastitis. Their common modes of presentation and some of the difficulties encountered in diagnosing these lesions are discussed.
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