Vulvar Cancer with Cutaneous and Breast Metastases

electrochemotherapy for treatment of cutaneous breast cancer metastases: a review

background: electrochemotherapy is a relatively new technique in the treatment of skin metastases that are not amenable to conventional therapy. its use in breast cancer is now established in many european centers. methods: published literature of electrochemotherapy in terms of its scientific basis, current clinical practice of breast cancer treatment providers, as well as the future direction...

Zosteriform Skin Metastases from Breast Cancer

Metastatic skin cancer is a rare complication of internal malignancies.  Patients who develop cutaneous metastases rarely present with a zosteriform distribution.  Herein, we describe a 65-year-old woman with a prior history of breast cancer in whom zosteriform metastases developed along her left T8-9 abdominal dermatomes.

Response of Cutaneous Metastases from Breast Cancer to Capecitabine

Case 1 An 82 year old female with a history of ductal carcinoma in situ of the left breast in 1985, treated with excision and radiation therapy at that time, presented in July of 2003 with a shrunken and fi rm left breast and multiple erythematous papules on the skin. Biopsy showed an estrogen and progesterone receptor positive, invasive lobular carcinoma. Bilateral mammograms were negative as ...

Skin metastases in breast cancer: a review article

Cutaneous metastases of lung cancer.

The reported incidence of skin metastases from lung cancer varies from 2.8-7.5%. In the present study 8.7% of patients had skin metastases, with head and neck being the most common sites, nodular lesions the most common, and adenocarcinoma the most frequent histology. Although most patients develop these lesions during the course of a known progressive disease, they may be the presenting manife...