Introduction:
GCT was first described by Abrikossof in 1926 [1]. They arise from Schwann cells and can be found in subcutaneous, intradermal, or submucosal tissues [2]. They can occur in any body site and may be multifocal [2,3] with head and neck, chest wall and arms being the most common sites [2,4]. GCT of the breast (GCTB) arises in the intralobular breast stroma and occurs in the distribution of cutaneous branches of the supraclavicular nerve [2]. GCTs are rare and GCTBs are even rarer. GCTB accounts for between 5 and 15% of all GCTs being mostly benign [5].