A Modified Reconstruction Technique of Chest Wall after Radical Resection of Chondrosarcoma Underlying the Breast

Abstract

Chest wall tumors are uncommon and include a variety of Cartilaginous, bony, and soft tissue lesions. The clinical presentation varies from asymptomatic to chest pain or ulcerating chest mass. Retro mammary chondrosarcoma of the chest wall can present as a painless breast mass and may be mistaken for a breast tumor. A careful clinical examination and relevant investigations are a cornerstone to plan an appropriate surgical procedure.