(1)Dept of Digestive Pathology, Soft Tissue Tumors& Melanoma, Instituto de OncologÂ’a Luis Razetti (IOLR), Caracas, 1010, Venezuella. (2)Breast Clinic, Carrera 11 68-36, Bogota, Colombia. (3)Dept of Mammary Pathology, Instituto de OncologÂ’a Luis Razetti (IOLR),Caracas, 1010, Venezuela.
Publication
Ecancermedicalscience
Summary
Aggressive fibromatosis comprises connective tissue tumours that represent 0.03% of all bodily neoplasms, occurring more often in the abdominal wall, mesentery, and extremities; its location in the breast constitutes a very infrequent type of lesion. Its pathogenesis is diverse and its relationship with augmentation mastoplasty is still unclear. Four cases of aggressive breast fibromatosis following augmentation mastoplasty are reported in this article.
Stay Up to Date as We Uncover More About Desmoid Tumors
