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AI InsightEven if there are not any gynecologic symptoms and findings in a patient who has breast cancer history, a detail systematic pelvic examination of these patients must be done yearly.
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Abstract
Uterine metastasis of malignant tumors occurs very rarely. Despite abnormal uterine bleeding is the most common symptom of metastatic uterine disease, less than 5% of patients may have not any gynecologic symptoms and diagnosis is made usually following abnormal cervical cytology. Here we present a case of uterine metastasis of invasive ductal breast carcinoma that was diagnosed by cervical cytological examination during breast cancer follow up. Even if there are not any gynecologic symptoms and findings in a patient who has breast cancer history, a detail systematic pelvic examination of these patients must be done yearly.
Özet
Malign tümörlerin uterusa metastazlan son derecede nadirdir. Uterusun metastatik tümörlerinde anormal uterin kanama en sık görülen semptom olmasma ragmen hastalann %5'inden azmda herhangi bir jinekolojik semptom bulunmaz ve tanı çoğunlukla anormal servikal sitolojinin değerlendirilmesiyle konulur. Burada takipte olan meme kanserli bir hastada servikal sitolojik inceleme ile tespit edilen invaziv duktal meme karsinomunun uterusa metastası sunulmuştur. Meme kanseri hikayesi olan bir hastada herhangi bir jinekolojik semptom ve bulgu olmasa bile bu hastalann detayh bir sistemik pelvik muayenesi yıllık olarak yapilmalıdir