2022
DOI: 10.20862/0042-4676-2022-103-4-6-88-93
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Rare Form of Breast Cancer and Lung Foci: Do We Always Have to Wait for Metastases?

Abstract: Will the detected lung foci in patients with a burdened oncological history (breast cancer) always be metastatic? In response to the question posed, we present a clinical case of pulmonary sarcoidosis mimicking the metastatic lesion of metaplastic breast cancer. And we remind of the need for a differential diagnosis, despite the oncological history of a patient and radiation diagnostics data.

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