Metastatic manifestations of invasive lobular breast carcinoma

Doyle, D.J.; Relihan, N.; Redmond, H. P.; Barry, Josephine

doi:10.1016/j.crad.2004.09.005

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“…Las causas directas de muerte por cáncer de mama deberían correlacionarse con el comportamiento biológico de la enfermedad (10) en la que se encuentran algunos sitios de metástasis que son más frecuentes y que de manera global podrían ser causas directas de muerte. Así, los tumores de bajo grado (la mayoría con receptores hormonales positivos) con mayor frecuencia dan metástasis pleurales y óseas (11), los carcinomas lobulillares lo hacen a las serosas (12), estomago, ovarios y peritoneo (13). Las pacientes con un tumor de tipo basal (con receptores hormonales y HER 2 negativos pero CK 5/6 o CK 14 positivos) tienen mayor riesgo de recurrencia a nivel pulmonar y cerebral (14).…”

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“…Key Words: Cause of death, breast Neoplasms, death certificates (source: MeSH, NLM). E l cáncer de mama ha tenido un ascenso gradual y permanente según lo muestran los reportes del registro poblacional de cáncer de Cali, Colombia (1), constituyéndose como el primer cáncer en incidencia en mujeres en Colombia con una tasa de incidencia estandarizada por edad(según población mundial) de 48 x 100 mil mujeres por año y una tasa de mortalidad media anual estandarizada por edad (según población mundial) de 13,7 x 100 mil mujeres por año (1). El cáncer de mama en hombres tiene una incidencia calculada con los mismos ajustes de 0,4 x 100 000 y una mortalidad de 0,1 x 100 000 (1).…”

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Causas de muerte por cáncer de mama en Colombia

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2016

Rev. salud pública

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Objective To review the direct causes of death from breast cancer in Colombia according to data from death certificates in 2008. Material and Methods We reviewed the direct causes of death in patients whose code of underlying cause of death was malignant tumor of the breast according to the National Statistics Department of Colombia's (DANE from Spanish initials) records of death in 2008. Distribution is evaluated by diagnostic code, age, educational level, marital status, social security and place of death. Results In women, the main direct causes of death were respiratory insufficiency or failure, cardiac arrest, multiple or multisystem organ failure, breast cancer and metastatic breast cancer. Most of the death codes were C509 and they were issued for women over 50 years. In men, the most common cause was respiratory failure. Conclusions The main denominations listed on death records as a direct cause of death from breast cancer were respiratory failure and arrest and cardiopulmonary arrest. However, it is evident that this arises from problems in the registry that are the result of not following the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10). Improving the quality of death records is required so that all the information given by the death certificates can be used more effectively.

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Causas de muerte por cáncer de mama en Colombia

Mariño

2016

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“…Invasive lobular carcinoma has an ipsilateral multifocal breast characteristic, and bilateral cancers are frequently observed (6). It has negative characteristics of PR+, ER+, HER-2, P53 and EGFR (7). In the current case, the breast tumor biopsy results prior to chemotherapy were PR+, ER+ and HER-2 (−), which were consistent with the literature.…”

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Case report of small bowel obstruction caused by small intestinal metastasis of bilateral breast cancer

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A 41-year-old female was admitted into hospital due to recurrent abdominal pain with bloating. An enteroscopy was carried out and stenosis in the lower jejunal lumen was identified. This led to a diagnosis of small bowel obstruction caused by inflammation. During the laparotomy, the resection and anastomosis of a narrow segment of small intestine was performed. In combination with the results of immunohistochemical analysis, the postoperative pathology indicated the presence of a poorly differentiated/undifferentiated carcinoma of the small intestine, which was considered to have arisen from breast cancer. Postoperative examination showed bilateral breast masses, and the pathology of the right breast tumor biopsy prompted the diagnosis of invasive lobular carcinoma. A breast MRI was reviewed following five cycles of XT chemotherapy and the evaluation was stable disease (SD). Since the mass was not sensitive to chemotherapy, a bilateral modified radical mastectomy was performed, and postoperative pathology confirmed the mass to be primary bilateral invasive lobular carcinoma.

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“…The Computer Aided Detection (CAD) system has increased the likelihood of detecting breast cancer, to about 91% [14, 15]. Because of non-specific findings, infrequency of micro-calcification, and slow growth, ILC is often detected only in late stages [16] though Arpino [11] found the five-year disease-specific survival to be significantly better for patients with ILC compared to IDC. ILC commonly metastasizes to bone, gastrointestinal tract and ovary and studies have shown that ILC is the most common extra-genital neoplasm that metastasizes to gynaecologic organs [16].…”

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