Abstract: . . .  adenocarcinoma cells in the lymphatics [3]. It is well known that oedema of the arm and/or breast can occur after axillary dissection and/or radiotherapy to the axilla, or in advanced IDC, due to lymphatic disruption [5]. Involvement of the axillary nodes by lymphoma could presumably also interfere with lymphatic function. In the two cases of axilliary lymphoma (AL) simulating IBC, multiple biopsies of areas of breast skin affected by peau d’orange failed to reveal malignant . . .
. . .  Taubman et al. Biomed Imaging Interv J 2006; 2(3):e36 4 This page number is not for citation purpose Table 1 A comparison of the clinicopathological features of inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), primary breast lymphoma (PBL) and axilliary lymphoma presenting as IBC (AL). IBC data was as reviewed by Giordano and Hortobagyi [3]; PBL data was from Gholam, et al. [1] and Maounis, et al. [2]; AL data was from the two cases presented here. U/K: unknown; +: typically present; . . .
. . .  lymphoma Page 1 Available online at http://www.biij.org/2006/3/e36 doi: 10.2349/biij.2.3.e36 biij Biomedical Imaging and Intervention Journal CASE REPORT Axillary lymphoma masquerading as inflammatory breast cancer KL Taubman 1 , MBBS, FRACP, MJ McKay 2,* , FRANZCR, PhD 1 Department of Nuclear Medicine, St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia 2 Divisions of Radiation Oncology and Research, Peter MacCallum . . .
. . .  after breast conserving treatment. Acta Oncol 2004;43(6):551-7. Page 4 KL Taubman et al. Biomed Imaging Interv J 2006; 2(3):e36 4 This page number is not for citation purpose Table 1 A comparison of the clinicopathological features of inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), primary breast lymphoma (PBL) and axilliary lymphoma presenting as IBC (AL). IBC data was as reviewed by Giordano and Hortobagyi [3]; PBL data was from Gholam, et al. [1] and Maounis, et al. [2]; AL data . . .
. . .  Oncol 2004;43(6):551-7. Page 4 KL Taubman et al. Biomed Imaging Interv J 2006; 2(3):e36 4 This page number is not for citation purpose Table 1 A comparison of the clinicopathological features of inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), primary breast lymphoma (PBL) and axilliary lymphoma presenting as IBC (AL). IBC data was as reviewed by Giordano and Hortobagyi [3]; PBL data was from Gholam, et al. [1] and Maounis, et al. [2]; AL data was from the two cases presented here. . . .
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