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case_images: Obstructing objects from Case 1. A. A stone (arrow) from the patient's left breast. Per the patient, stones from the left breast tended to be long and "spiky". B. A series of 5 small, rounded stones (arrow) removed from the patient's right breast. C. A comparison of left (black arrow) and right (white arrow) breast stones
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case_images: To resolve the breast pain, they used their fingers "like squeezing a zit" or tweezers to remove between "2 and 6 shard-like, spikey slivers from the left nipple and round stones from the right" (Fig. 1).The patient continued to use tweezers despite recommendations against this practice.
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case_images: Obstructing objects from Case 2. A. Stones (arrows) are visible at the tip of the patient's nipple. B. A stone is shown on the tip of a pin (arrow)
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case_images: Figure 2 shows pictures of expressed objects held by the parent.