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1. Oncoplastic and reconstructive surgery in SENONETWORK Italian breast centers: lights and shadows

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Matteo Ghilli, Andrea Vittorio Emanuele Lisa, Marzia Salgarello, Giovanni Papa, Mario Rietjens, Secondo Folli, Annalisa Curcio, Guglielmo Ferrari, Francesco Caruso, Vittorio Altomare, Daniele Friedman, Maria Carmen De Santis, Fiorenza De Rose, Bruno Meduri, Francesca De Felice, Lorenza Marino, Francesca Cucciarelli, Stefania Montemezzi, Pietro Panizza, Paolo Belli, Francesca Caumo, Valeriano Vinci, Giorgio De Santis, Marco Klinger, Manuela Roncella, Francesco Abbonante, Ginevra Lamanna, Augusto Lombardi, Silvio Vischi, Lorenzo Orzalesi, Giovanni Angiolucci, Samantha Bozzo, Laura Pizzorno, Bettina Ballardini, Maggiorino Barbero, Leonardo Barellini, Claudio Battaglia, Luisa Reggiani, Caterina Santi, Nicoletta Biglio, Marina Bortul, Paolo Burelli, Massimo Busani, Roberta Cabula, Katia Cagossi, Vito Maria Fontanarosa, Francesca Catalano, Carla Cedolini, Luigi Ciuffreda, Fabio Corsi, Olindo Custodero, Stefano Mori, Roy De Vita, Loredana Defilippi, Samantha Marcuzzi, Stefano Drago, Giovanni Battista, Loredana Burgoa, Paolo Cristofolini, Giovanna Romanucci, Andrea Loreti, Valerio Prosperi, Paolo Carcoforo, Patrizia Fulvia Franzini, Patrizia Frittelli, Giuseppe Perniciaro, Daniele Generali, Monica Giordano, Giovanazzi Riccardo, Simona Grossi, Alessandra Huscher, Giuseppe La Torre, Gianfranco Lolli, Carla Magni, Stefano Mancini, Lorenzo Galli, Alba Di Leone, Samuele Massarut, Alberto Massocco, Monica Cramarossa, Graziano Meneghini, Luca Fabiocchi, Anna Maria Miglietta, Francesco Millo, Antonella Ciabattoni, Francesca Pellini, Marco Moschetta, Antonino Musolino, Dante Palli, Giulia Pagura, Mariagrazia Pieraccini, Davide Marenco, Romano Polato, Maria Renne, Cosmo Maurizio Ressa, Fabio Ricci, Raffaella Ridolfo, Francesca Angela Rovera, Francesco Barberini, Marina Vinciguerra, Marco Furci, Maria Sciamannini, Daniela Gianquinto, Silvia Petrucci, Angelica Della Valle, Pietra Stancampiano, Andrea Lippi, Giovanni Tazzioli, Davide Lombardi, Martino Trunfio, Luca Valieri, Carlo Vecchio, Paolo Veronesi, and Gretha Grilz

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Neoplasms. Tumors. Oncology. Including cancer and carcinogens, RC254-282
Published
2024
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2. Horner’s syndrome: An unusual presentation of metastatic disease in breast cancer

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Francesca Ambrosio, Ferdinando Riccardi, Martino Trunfio, Carmela Mocerino, Giacomo Cartenì, Giovanna Carrillo, Carmela Barbato, Salvatore Minelli, and Maria Giuseppa Vitale

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Pharmacology, medicine.medical_specialty, Pathology, business.industry, medicine.medical_treatment, Immunology, Horner syndrome, Disease, Nerve injury, medicine.disease, Metastatic breast cancer, Breast cancer, Trastuzumab, Immunology and Allergy, Medicine, Radiology, medicine.symptom, business, Infiltration (medical), Radical mastectomy, medicine.drug
Abstract

Horner’s syndrome (HS) is caused by an interruption of the cervical sympathetic pathway to the eye and the face. Acquired HS is mainly caused by benign or malignant neoplasms, and in patients with a history of cancer, it is almost always the result of tumor infiltration into the periphery or the central region of the cervical sympathetic chain. We present the case of a 52-year-old patient with long-term disease-free survival (6 years) after a radical mastectomy for breast cancer who presented with cervicobrachialgia and typical HS due to a left lateral-cervical and supraclavicular lymph nodal mass. Treatment of the metastatic disease with taxanes and concurrent trastuzumab resulted in a complete pain resolution, as well as long-term clinical and radiologic remission; however, the neurological cohort of HS remained as the expression of permanent damage to the sympathetic pathway. This report presents a highly rare case of HS as the first and solitary appearance of metastatic disease in a breast cancer patient. This neurologic involvement should always raise suspicion of metastatic infiltration, and the early recognition of the syndrome may prevent permanent nerve injury.

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2015
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