Noninflammatory presentation of cutaneous breast cancer: a retrospective case series at a single academic institution with review of the literature

Breast cancer dermal lymphatic invasion recurrence and contralateral axillary lymph nodes metastasis after complete response to neoadjuvant therapy: A case report

“… [8] In 1974, Saltzstein [9] called a case without skin inflammation but with DLI on histologic examination, clinically occult inflammatory carcinoma. This condition is also sometimes referred to as Zosteriform cutaneous metastasis [10] , [11] or noninflammatory breast carcinoma with skin involvement [12] , [13] , and the recurrent form of this is considered to correspond to our case. Of note, our case is a recurrence but with the above findings, and can clinically be considered OIC.…”