👉 Galactoma is a type of neoplasia that occurs in the fetal period or during pregnancy. It is characterized by the presence of clusters of cells called "galactoblasts" in the placenta and other tissues, which can lead to growth problems and complications such as malformations or infections. The exact cause of galactoma remains unclear, but it is often caused by mutations in a gene called KLF2. This gene encodes a protein that plays a role in
