Massive necrosis of breast tissue

Severe acute mastitis can cause massive necrosis of breast tissue and even septicemia. The limitation of acute mastitis is the formation of acute breast abscess. At this time, the mass fluctuated, and the superficial abscess fluctuated relatively. Abscesses can be ulcerated outwards, or they can be ruptured inward and penetrate into the ducts to discharge pus from the nipple. A post-breast abscess forms when the abscess breaks into the loose tissue in front of the pectoralis major.

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