Presentation
Patient diagnosed with breast cancer referred for mammography after chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Patient Data
Age: 70 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Skin thickening after breast radiotherapy
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Breasts with a sparse fibroglandular appearance, with nodules in the central region of the right breast, the largest measuring approximately 32 mm, associated with significant skin thickening on the right.
Case Discussion
Patient with a previous diagnosis of breast cancer, presenting a hardened and darkened right breast, in addition to skin retraction close to the armpits after being submitted to radiotherapy.
Contributed by Dr. Hemilianna Hadassa Silva Matozinho M.D. and Dr. Flávia de Freitas Rodrigues.