Breast carcinomas in men account for < 1% of all subtypes and most belong to the infiltrating duct variety of the “not otherwise specified” type.¹ To date, only 15 cases of the rare subtype of secretory carcinoma have been reported in men.² The youngest patient was a 6 year old boy³ and oldest a 66 year old man.⁴ We present a case of secretory carcinoma in a 19 year old man whose tumour cells were vimentin positive and oestrogen and progesterone receptor negative.

The patient presented to a private clinic in rural Northern India with a painful, rapidly progressing lump in the right breast …