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Journal of the Korean Cancer Association 1994;26(5): 833-841.
액와 임파절로 발현된 잠재성 유방암
김성용, 이민혁, 허경발, 진소영
Occult Breast Cancer Presenting as an Axillary Lymph Node
Sung Yong Kim, Min Hyuk Lee, Kyung Bal Hur, So Yeung Jin
ABSTRACT
Cancer of many organs may first manifest itself by regional lymph node metastasis. Examples include cervical nodes from the upper respiratory tract, supraclavicular nodes from the gastrointestinal tract and axillary nodes from the breast. Occult breast cancer presenting as an axillary lymph node is rare disease. Recently, authors experienced two cases of occult breast cancer presenting an an axillary lymph node. One patient was 40 year old female, and treated with left axillary lymph node dissection, radiation therapy to left breast and combination chemotherapy. She had 27 positive out of 31 axillary lymph node and was free of disease for 35 months. The other patient was 44 year old female, undertaken same management of right axilla and breast as the above patient. She had all 12 positive axillary lymph node, but developed breast cancer in the ipsilateral breast 6 months later and died from metastatic breast cancer 16 months after surgery. We reported two cases of occult breast cancer.presenting as an axillary lymph node with review of literature.
Key words: Occult breast cancer
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