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A 60-year-old postmenopausal woman presented with a new microcalcification in the right breast during screening mammography. Microcalcifications were located at 1 o’clock mediocranial in the right breast (Fig. 38.1a, b), and biopsy revealed intraductal carcinoma. However, breast MRI (Fig. 38.2) showed at least two distinct lesions suspicious for invasive cancer in the same area. Thus, the clinical stage was multifocal cT1cN0. In order to improve cosmetic result, we decided to perform an oncoplastic procedure using the Hall Findlay technique described earlier (Fitzal 2007 #1759).
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Fitzal, F. (2015). Hall Findlay: Bad Case. In: Fitzal, F., Schrenk, P. (eds) Oncoplastic Breast Surgery. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-1874-0_38
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