Abstract:Introduction: The breast's angiosarcoma is a rare entity, representing 1% of the breast's malignant neoplasms and is classified as primary and secondary; the latter is associated with radiotherapy and chronic lymphedema. Clinically both present as a voluminous and rapidly growing lesion. Surgery is the cornerstone of a treatment since it provides the most outstanding local control, whereas radiotherapy and chemotherapy have little impact on the disease. Similarly, the oncological prognosis is poor because this… Show more
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