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Male Breast Cancer after 20 Years of Treated Testicular Cancer, a Case Report

Mohammad Al-Share, Mohammad Abu-Jeyyab, Hanan Al-Asbahi, Michleen Al-Awabdeh, Maysaa Al-Khalaileh

Asian Journal of Medical Principles and Clinical Practice · pp. 63–67 · Published 29 Jan 2022

Abstract

Breast cancer in male gender is rare with an incidence of 1% of all breast cancers. There are many theories and risk factors that play a role in the development of breast cancer among males. The development of a second primary cancer is also rare. Herein we have a case of a male breast cancer that devolved after a 20 years of treated testicular cancer. There are many risk factors that should be studied to know correlation between the two diseases. In this case report we will show the presentation of the patient, discuss the risk factors and put our treatment plan.

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