Recurrent Breast cancer after Radiotherapy - stock photo
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Recurrent Breast cancer after Radiotherapy

A 61-year-old woman comes for an examination due to swelling and changes in the skin of her right breast, which was operated on 11 months prior. A pathohistological lab test confirmed her breast cancer. She is on oral hormone therapy with radiation therapy following her operation. Her left breast is involute, with normal skin discoloration, with a normal appearance of the nipple. Fitzpatrick skin type (FST) phototype 2.

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Snezana Stojanovic

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6120 x 7742 pixels

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20 x 26 inches / 52 x 66 cm

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