AB173. SOH22ABS202. Juvenile Fibroadenoma Management: a Retrospective Case Series in a Tertiary Hospital

Background: Fibroadenomas are the commonest benign tumors of the breast in the adolescent population1. Although malignancy represents less than 1% of lesions in this population, they incur concern for both the patient and their family which is a cause of surgical excision. Other indications for excision include size >3 cm, interval increase in size, or suspicious core biopsy findings. We performed a study to assess our institution’s management of adolescent fibroadenomas and their post-operative outcomes.