Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology · 1996
Localized scleroderma in breast cancer patients treated with supervoltage external beam radiation: radiation port scleroderma.
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Davis D A, Cohen P R, McNeese M D, Duvic M
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BACKGROUND: An association between systemic scleroderma, radiation, and breast cancer has been recognized. However, localized scleroderma in the radiation port of breast cancer patients has been rarely described.
OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to describe the concurrence of localized scleroderma, supervoltage radiation, and breast carcinoma.
METHODS: Patients were prospectively evaluated in a tertiary care cancer center, and the literature was reviewed.
RESULTS: We describe six patients with breast cancer in whom localized scleroderma developed within their radiation port.
CONCLUSION: Radiation port localized scleroderma can be a sequela of supervoltage radiation therapy in patients with breast cancer. Recognition is important because localized scleroderma can clinically mimic recurrent breast carcinoma.
OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to describe the concurrence of localized scleroderma, supervoltage radiation, and breast carcinoma.
METHODS: Patients were prospectively evaluated in a tertiary care cancer center, and the literature was reviewed.
RESULTS: We describe six patients with breast cancer in whom localized scleroderma developed within their radiation port.
CONCLUSION: Radiation port localized scleroderma can be a sequela of supervoltage radiation therapy in patients with breast cancer. Recognition is important because localized scleroderma can clinically mimic recurrent breast carcinoma.