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International Surgery and Ortho Conference
October 25-26, 2017 | Toronto, Canada
Case Rep Surg Invasive Proced 2017 | Volume 1 Issue 3
Fibromatosis, a benign breast disease mimicking carcinoma: A case report
Arwa Ashoor
1
, Simonetta Monti
2
and
Modestino Pezzella
3
1
King Fahd General Hospital, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
2
European Institute of Oncology, Italy
3
Polyclinic of Naples, Italy
Introduction:
Fibromatosis is an uncommon breast lesion that
can mimic breast carcinoma in its clinical presentation.
Case Summary:
We present a clinical case in which a diagnosis
and treatment dilemma existed, in terms of ultrasound findings
that were not clear and suspicious, as well as results of Fine
needle aspiration cytology. Our findings are compared with
previous published cases. Also literature review regarding
fibromatosis presentation and diagnosis has been discussed, as
well as treatment options.
Conclusion:
Management of breast fibromatosis remains
controversial because of the low incidence and further efforts
needed to establish evidence-based treatment guidelines.
Speaker Biography
Arwa Ashoor is a Breast Oncoplastic Surgeon. Her main interest is Breast Surgical
Oncology and Oncoplastic Breast Surgery with the aim to achieve maximum oncological
treatment with the best appearance of the breast. She has many publications with
regards to breast cancer field as well as book chapters. She is a Member of the
Oncoplastic Breast Consortium Society.
e:
arwa_ashoor@hormail.com