Letter -
N. Toman, A. Buschmann and T. Muehlberger
The Breast Volume 17, Issue 1, February 2008, Pages 3-4
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Primary breast cancer of aberrant breast tissue is virtually never diagnosed preoperatively. Once the diagnosis of breast tissue has been established through the detection of hormone receptors, its origin as a metastatic lesion from classical breast cancer has to be ruled out. There are no specific therapeutic guidelines for these rare tumors; however, the interdisciplinary adjustment of treatment to the recommendations for orthotopic breast cancer seems reasonable and effective
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