She was afraid of radiation and would not do it, advised by her homeopathic doctor, who considered it useless to do radiation "for nothing" as the results of the tumour bed resection and curage were normal. PL stated that she had not consulted an oncologist. June 2000: follow-up 14 months after the initial surgery.
A new appointment is given at 6 months, classical surveillance. This examination was satisfactory, with a trivial area of steatonecrosis at the surgical site. September 1999: first postoperative follow-up at 6 months. The second stage dissection (no initial extemporaneous examination, as this was a simple surgical biopsy of micro-calcifications ), associated with the resection of the tumor bed, showed: no tumor residue and a negative dissection of the 3 layers (0/15). The peripheral intra-ductal contingent had fine regular calcifications, and it comes into contact with the limits of the excision. Having obtained the operative and histological reports, I learned that it was a 6 mm infiltrating ductal carcinoma, with more than 2 mm clean surgical margins. PL was indeed undergone surgery, and the answer was "positive." Without any news during the following months, I wrote to my colleague: Mrs. The conclusion of this first encounter, for a benign pattern, is the probable presence of a "right retro-mammary intraductal carcinoma, a histology is necessary."Īs this lady was followed by a homeopathic doctor who was very close to his patients, no instructions for treatment were given, except for the conclusion reported above. However, the mammogram showed, in addition to an oval subcutaneous opacity very well limited and in agreement with the clinical diagnosis, a cluster of punctiform and dusty calcifications, at a distance from this nodule, distributed in half a dozen small foci with numerous tight elements, without densification or associated architectural distortion. Clinically this nodule is typically a sebaceous cyst located on her right breast. PL, 58 years old, consulted for a nodule in her right breast, which had existed for two years, but which had recently undergone an inflammatory change. Granger, Senologist, October 2, 2021įebruary 1999: Mrs.
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