Bilateral synchronous carcinoma of the male breast in a patient receiving estrogen therapy for carcinoma of the prostate: cause or coincidence?(Case Report)

From: Southern Medical Journal | Date: March 1, 2004| Author: Coard, Kathleen; McCartney, Trevor | Copyright information

Abstract: An unusual case of bilateral, synchronous breast cancer in a male patient who had a history of long-term estrogen therapy for prostate cancer is presented. The possible role of estrogen in the development of male breast cancer is revisited.

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In contrast to carcinoma of the female breast, male breast cancer is a tumor that rarely occurs in all parts of the world, with the incidence in most populations less than 1 case per 100,000 men. (1) A...

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