Fibroadenoma is the most frequent benign neoplasia in the female breast and it is considered a mixed tumor, constituted by variable amounts of connective and epithelial tissue. Cyclosporine A seems to be related with the development of mamary fibroadenomas in patients who underwent kidney transplantation in reproductive age. We reported the case in which the patient, in therapeutic use of cyclosporine A, after kidney transplantation, presented several bilateral lumps. The imaging and palpable findings suggested fibroadenoma, confirmed after biopsy.
Breast neoplasms; Fibroadenoma; Fibroadenoma; Cyclosporine; Kidney transplantation; Immunosuppressive agents; Immune tolerance; Breast diseases; Diagnostic imaging
