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Autoimmune mastitis, a rare breast condition, presents with nonspecific imaging findings that can mimic cancer. This case highlights its association with Behcet's syndrome and challenges in diagnosis due to rapid changes.
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Background:
- Breast manifestations of autoimmune diseases are uncommon, presenting as localized or systemic conditions.
- Autoimmune mastitis commonly appears as palpable masses or mastalgia, but can be asymptomatic.
- Radiological features are nonspecific, mimicking malignancy and often leading to diagnostic delays.
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