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case_images: Discharging sinus present on right breast.
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case_images: A 1.5 centimeter opening was seen in inferior and outer quadrant breast, through which whitish pus was discharging along with a scar superior to discharging sinus which used to discharge pus 2 weeks before. (Figure 1).
case_images: Showing necrosed tubercular rib which was foci of tuberculosis of breast.
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case_images: Excision of fibrous tract and resection of involved rib were carried out. (Figures 2 and 3) About 12 cm of rib containing pus and necrosed tissue were resected.
case_images: Showing resected rib with necrosed foci along with two fibrous tracts and surrounding tissue.
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case_images: Excision of fibrous tract and resection of involved rib were carried out. (Figures 2 and 3) About 12 cm of rib containing pus and necrosed tissue were resected.
case_images: Histopathology of resected specimen showing replacement of normal tissue by mostly chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate, with areas of caseous necrosis, and giant cells are also seen.
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case_images: Histopathology of specimen was chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate, with areas of caseous necrosis, giant cells (Figure 4).