Abstract:Relevance: Male breast cancer (BC) has always been behind female BC in detection, treatment, and surveillance. Lower BC frequency in men
limits the usefulness of screening. However, BC incidence in men is growing.
This paper demonstrates the results of surgical treatment and typical changes in clinical and morphological manifestations of male breast
cancer under chemotherapy and surgery.
Methods: The article describes a clinical case of a male patient diagnosed with “Cancer in the right… Show more
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