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January 1, 1979Journal of Surgical Oncology212 citations

Metastases from carcinoma of mammary gland: An autopsy study

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NCNestor CifuentesJPJohn W. Pickren

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Information on metastases from carcinoma of the mammary gland in an autopsy study of 707 cases occurring in white women over a 15-year period are presented and tabulated. Multiple primary cancers occurred in 19% of the cases. Of the 137 cases that exhibit more than one neoplastic malignancy, 31 (23%) were present in the contralateral mammary gland. Seventy patients had no metastasis from the mammary cancer at the time of death, and 55 of these patients had another cancer. Additional information has been added concerning the frequency of metastasis in parathyroid and thymus. When a parathyroid contains a metastasis, extensive metastases were noted in many organs and thus represents a late stage of the cancer.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0cf243216d108c6fcc8dffhttps://doi.org/10.1002/jso.2930110303
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