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Fig. 1B —Papilloma in 41-year-old woman with left-sided bloody nipple discharge. Sonogram shows dilated duct and intraductal mass (arrow). Excisional biopsy revealed papilloma. Advanced sonographic technology can depict cause of nipple discharge and also guide biopsy (fine-needle aspiration, core needle, and vacuum-assisted biopsy; preoperative localization for excisional biopsy; and percutaneous ductography). However, sonography is inferior to ductography for detecting peripheral lesions without ductal dilatation.