Abstract
A 30-year-old woman four years ago underwent left mastectomy due to
stage I invasive breast carcinoma with 8mm sized invasive mass,
histologic grade 2/3, nuclear grade 2/3 and #lymphovascular invasion. She
had radiation therapy only without any #chemotherapy or hormone therapy.
F-18 FDG PET/CT scan underwent for evaluation of recurrent lesion.
PET/CT showed multiple peritoneal #carcinomatoses in the right / lateral
abdomen/right pelvic cavity and in the perihepatic space, large hepatic
metastasis in the right lobe of the liver, osteolytic bone metastasis in
the right iliac bone, multiple node metastases in the left #paraaortic
node, left common iliac node and both internal iliac nodes. Large amount
of ascites is noted in pelvis and lower abdominal cavity on the
abdominal -pelvic CT. Ascite cytology was performed to rule out another
malignant lesion due to unusual metastatic findings. Cytology showed
positive for malignant cells consistent with metastatic carcinoma from
previous breast carcinoma. #Immunohistochemical staings with breast
cancer and ascites were entirely equivalent.
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