Métastase gastrique d’un cancer canalaire du sein révélée par un ulcère perforé

Solis-Caxaj, César A.; Wacrenier, Agnès; Caudrelier, Jean-Michel; Proye, C

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“…Literature review confirmed no previously reported cases of vinorelbine induced gastric perforation. Four cases of metastatic breast cancer with gastric metastasis presenting with perforation were identified; three of these cases (Fra et al, Presse Med 25(26):1215 (1996) [ 2 ], Solis-Caxaj et al, Gastroenterol Clin Biol 28(1):91–92 (2004) [ 3 ], Ghosn et al, Bull Cancer 78(11):1071–1073 (1991) [ 4 ]), were in the French medical literature, including one male patient (Fra et al, Presse Med 25(26):1215 (1996) [ 2 ]) and at least one ductal breast carcinoma (Solis-Caxaj et al, Gastroenterol Clin Biol 28(1):91–92 (2004) [ 3 ]). The fourth case (van Geel et al, Ned Tijdschr Geneeskd 144(37):1761–1763 (2000) [ 5 ]), was in the Dutch medical literature and a lobular breast carcinoma.…”

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“…Four cases (Non-English literature) of metastatic breast cancer with gastric metastasis presenting with perforation were identified. Three of these cases [ 2 – 4 ], were in French, including one male [ 2 ], patient and at least one ductal primary breast carcinoma [ 3 ]. The fourth case [ 5 ], was in Dutch and involved a lobular primary breast carcinoma.…”

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Vinorelbine induced perforation of a metastatic gastric lesion

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BackgroundBreast carcinoma metastasis to the gastrointestinal tract is rare and more frequently associated with lobular than ductal carcinoma (Borst and Ingold, Surg 114(4):637–641 [1]). The purpose of this article is to present a case based review of a unique gastrointestinal metastasis and literature review.MethodsA 46 year old lady with metastatic invasive ductal breast cancer was admitted to A&E with sudden onset of epigastric and left shoulder pain. She completed the first cycle of capecitabine/vinorelbine 1 week previously. Clinical examination revealed a tender epigastrium with rigidity in the upper abdomen. Free air under the diaphragm and a positive Rigler’s sign was radiologically identified. A laparoscopy demonstrated a fibrinous exudate in the left upper quadrant consistent with a walled off lesser curvature gastric perforation. A subsequent oesophagogastroduodenoscopy (OGD) demonstrated a healed gastric ulcer of benign appearance; however the pathology confirmed metastatic breast carcinoma.ResultsLiterature review confirmed no previously reported cases of vinorelbine induced gastric perforation. Four cases of metastatic breast cancer with gastric metastasis presenting with perforation were identified; three of these cases (Fra et al., Presse Med 25(26):1215 (1996) [2], Solis-Caxaj et al., Gastroenterol Clin Biol 28(1):91–92 (2004) [3], Ghosn et al., Bull Cancer 78(11):1071–1073 (1991) [4]), were in the French medical literature, including one male patient (Fra et al., Presse Med 25(26):1215 (1996) [2]) and at least one ductal breast carcinoma (Solis-Caxaj et al., Gastroenterol Clin Biol 28(1):91–92 (2004) [3]). The fourth case (van Geel et al., Ned Tijdschr Geneeskd 144(37):1761–1763 (2000) [5]), was in the Dutch medical literature and a lobular breast carcinoma.ConclusionThis case represents a rare complication of breast cancer chemotherapy, the subsequent significant benefit the patient received from treatment is consistent with the chemosensitivity to therapy that also resulted in gastric perforation. Five years after gastric perforation she resumed palliative chemotherapy after progression on sequential hormonal therapies.

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Vinorelbine induced perforation of a metastatic gastric lesion

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Métastases digestives d’un carcinome mammaire : à propos d’un cas

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Toumi

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J Afr Hepato Gastroenterol

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An Unusual Localization Of Spontaneous Gastric Perforation: A Case Report

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Karadayı²,

Serel³

et al. 2011

Ankara Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Mecmuası

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75 yașında erkek hasta, sol frontal bölgesinde yer alan bir kitle nedeniyle kliniğimize bașvurdu. Yapılan insizyonel biyopsi sonucu saçlı deriye ait yassı hücreli kanser olarak değerlendirildi. Tümör geniș olarak eksize edilip, sol radial ön kol flebi ile rekonstrükte edildi. Operasyondan bir gün sonra lokalize edilemeyen epigastrik ağrı ve kontrol edilemeyen hıçkırma șikayetleri bașladı. Düz postero-anterior abdominal grafi ve bilgisayarlı tomografi görüntülerinde diaframın altında oldukça fazla miktarda serbest hava tespit edildi. Gastrointestinal perforasyon ön tanısı ile laporotomi yapıldı. Gastrik fundusun posterior duvarında bir perforasyon saptandı ve onarıldı. Erken postoperatif dönemde problemi olmayan hasta 10. günde myokardial enfarktüse bağlı olarak ex oldu. Bu hastada saptanan ve olgu sunumumuzda incelenen posterior gastrik duvardaki spontan perforasyon nadir görülen bir durumdur.Anahtar Sözcükler: Spontan gastrik perforasyon, serbest flep komplikasyonu, stress ülseri A 75 year-old male patient was admitted to Plastic Surgery Department complained a painless mass on his left frontal skin area. Histopathological examination was diagnosed the squamose cell carcinoma of the scalp. The tumor was excised widely and reconstructed with a left Chinese free flap. An unlocalised epigastric pain and uncontrolled hiccups was started on the first day after the operation. A plain abdominal roentgenogram and computed tomography demonstrated a large amount free air under the diaphragm. A laparotomy was performed under the diagnosis of gastrointestinal perforation, a perforation of the posterior wall of the gastric fundus was found. The patient died due to myocardial infarct on postoperative ten days. Spontaneous gastric perforation is very rare condition.

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Métastase gastrique d’un cancer canalaire du sein révélée par un ulcère perforé

Cited by 3 publications

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Vinorelbine induced perforation of a metastatic gastric lesion

Vinorelbine induced perforation of a metastatic gastric lesion

Métastases digestives d’un carcinome mammaire : à propos d’un cas

An Unusual Localization Of Spontaneous Gastric Perforation: A Case Report

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