Androgen-Induced Exacerbation of Breast Cancer Measured by Calcium Excretion

Myers, William G.

doi:10.1001/jama.1956.02970020007002

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“…CASE REPORTS Case 35. This 39-year-old sculptress, mother of 4 children, first was seen at M. D. Anderson Hospital on November 18,1960. She presented with a large mass deforming the entire left breast and a lytic lesion in the left femur.…”

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Hypercalcemia of breast cancer.management with corticosteroids

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“…I n case 32 the pancreatitis was severe enough to be considered a precipitating factor in the VOl. 18 patient's death. The widespread metastatic calcifications are described in detail in the autopsy reports.…”

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