Prise en charge des tumeurs du sein bénignes épidémiologiquement rares de type Abrikossoff (tumeur à cellules granuleuses), adénomatose érosive du mamelon, cytostéatonécrose, fibromatose mammaire (tumeur desmoïde), galactocèle, hamartome, hémangiome, lipome, papillomatose juvénile, hyperplasie stromale pseudo-angiomateuse (PASH), et tumeur syringomateuse du mamelon : recommandations

Desmoid fibromatosis of the breast occurring after breast reduction surgery mimicking a carcinoma: A rare case report

“…The treatment is essentially based on complete surgical removal. There is no consensus on the safety margin to be respected, which varies according to the studies, from 0.5 cm to 3 cm [ 4 ]. Recurrences are frequent (18–29%, 3–6 years), and thoracic muscle and rib involvement is possible.…”

“…The medical treatment is indicated in case of recurrence and contraindication to surgery or radiotherapy. Antiestrogens have shown some efficacy, even in the absence of an estrogen receptor [ 4 ].…”

“…Its treatment is surgical and is based on a complete exeresis in order to avoid recurrences. The role of radiotherapy and medical treatments is not clearly defined [ 4 ].…”