Case Report: Invasive micropapillary ductal breast carcinoma

Background: Invasive micropapillary carcinoma (IMPC) of the breast is a rare variant invasive ductal (IDC), with most cases characterized by lymph node metastasis and lymphatic vascular invasion. It cancer subtype very high risk recurrence therefore requires special attention from physicians radiologists. Case: We present case an IMPC that has been followed up for two years since diagnosis management. Based on clinical examination, ultrasound, mammography, initial was suspicious mass required further investigation. Radiological histological findings informed highly lesion, which turned out to be IMPC. The patient underwent surgery, left mastectomy nodal dissection. During 24-month follow-up, ultrasound mammography revealed no evidence local or involvement contralateral breast. Conclusions: This reveals distinct but poorly recognized carcinoma.