Inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor of right leg and calcified fibroadenoma of left breast removed from a postmenopausal-women: a rare case report and review of literature

Inflammatory myofibroblastic tumors are uncommon neoplasms; presentation of these in the lower extremities is extremely rare. Treatment varies depending on type, location and patient factor. Here case 60-year-old female post-menopausal (P2L2) presented with swelling over anterior aspect right leg which was exophytic nature left breast lump. Combined histopathology immunohistochemistry findings favoured tumor borderline category- inflammatory tumor. Mammography showed presence fibroadenoma at 12 o’ clock position. Patient underwent wide local excision followed by split thickness skin grafting (lumpectomy). varied biologic potentials. They generally classified as tumours intermediate biological activity uncertain malignant potential. There many factors affect treatment prognosis patient. Five types standard for sarcoma used: surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, targeted immunotherapy. Fibroadenomas benign neoplasms, typically present women from ages 20-35 years old (premenopausal).