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Paget's disease, nipple; Crusted eroded surface, typical lesion. Always with carcinoma.

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-'''Paget's disease of the [[breast]]''', also known as '''Paget's disease of the [[nipple]]''', is a condition that outwardly may have the appearance of [[eczema]] - with skin changes involving the nipple of the breast. Because of its seemingly innocuous and surface appearance, it often presents late, but it is a condition that may be fatal.
-[[Extramammary Paget's disease]] (EMPD) has the same histologic features as Paget's disease of the breast but different locations.
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