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== Pathophysiology == * Paget cell - large, pale-staining cell with round or oval nuclei and large nucleoli located between the normal keratinocytes of the nipple epidermis * Theories of development ** Epidermotropic - perhaps more likely - Paget cells spread into the lactiferous sinuses under the nipple and upward to invade the overlying epidermis of the nipple ** In-situ transformation - less likely * Paget cells do not invade through the basement membrane, and are categorised as carcinoma-in-situ * Commonly associated with an underlying breast cancer, often in the large sinuses just under the nipple ** Most likely HER2+ and hormone negative ** 90% IDC, 10% DCIS
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