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Breast cancer is a prevalent pathology; the intracystic papillary neoplasm represents only 1% of all of them, they can be divided into infiltrants and in situ. We present the case of a 46-year-old woman, who camed with a suspicious left breast nodule, with a core biopsy without evidence of carcinoma, and decided to perform a radical local resection of the tumor with an intraductal papilloma diagnosis with ductal carcinoma in situ. The patient underwent re-resection surgery and sentinel lymph node biopsy with blue patent technique with negative result, followed by Radiotherapy. This report highlights the importance of considering that papillary lesions may contain malignant lesions, so it is recommended to perform complete resection of the lesion to carry out an adequate treatment.

Neoplasia papilar intraquística de mama de aspecto benigno conteniendo un carcinoma ductal in situ