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Male breast
enlargement

Breast enlargement
in male patients was reported in 28/2,310 patients attending a Barcelona
clinic from November 2001 to November 2002 (incidence 1.2%). This was
bilateral in just under half the cases and in 57% cases the patients had
other symptoms of lipodystrophy. Ultrasound showed gynecomastia in 75%
of cases and lipomastia in 25%. Spontaneous regression occurred in only
seven (25%) patients and other management approaches including use of
testosterone cream or withdrawal of potentially implicating drugs and
in one case surgery, produced regression in other patients. (further details
not provided in abstract). [25]
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