Invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast with cerebral and cerebellar metastases
Diagnosis almost certain
Presentation
Left breast swelling and palpable masses on physical exam.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Female
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A large breast mass with irregular margin, several satellite lesions and multiple ipsilateral axillary and retro-pectoral enlarged lymph nodes are seen on the left side.
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Multiple enhancing cerebral and cerebellar masses are seen, accompanied by surrounding vasogenic edema and cause mild right to left midline shift.
Case Discussion
Large left breast mass, pathology-proven invasive ductal carcinoma, with satellite lesions,
ipsilateral axillary and retro-pectoral lymphadenopathy and multiple brain metastases.
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