A case of cutaneous metastatic breast cancer

Figure 1 shows a nodular erythematous lesion on the patient's right lateral lower back.Close examination and dermoscopy reveal branching vessels of uniform calibre and no pigmentation over the area.Relevant differential diagnoses and important clinical and dermoscopic findings relevant to each diagnosis are listed in Table 1.

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Australian Journal of General Practice
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.31128/ajgp-08-23-6939
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Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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A case of cutaneous metastatic breast cancer

Katherine Darch, Brenda Ngo, James Muir
Australian Journal of General Practice
Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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A case of cutaneous metastatic breast cancer

Katherine Darch, Brenda Ngo, James Muir
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Abstract

Figure 1 shows a nodular erythematous lesion on the patient's right lateral lower back.Close examination and dermoscopy reveal branching vessels of uniform calibre and no pigmentation over the area.Relevant differential diagnoses and important clinical and dermoscopic findings relevant to each diagnosis are listed in Table 1.

Australian Journal of General PracticeVol. 54(5)
The University of Queensland (AU), Mater Adult Hospital (AU)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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