Infiltrating Lobular Carcinoma of LUMB HER2+ Subtype with Rhabdoid Feature Coexisting with Synchronous Malignant Transformation of Phyllodes Tumor: An Exceedingly Rare Clinicopathological Characteristic in Vietnam
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The transformation of a benign phyllodes tumor (PT) into a malignant PT and/or carcinoma is extremely uncommon. We present a case of a 66-year-old female with a huge mass on the left breast which was successfully removed by surgical resection. The pathological diagnosis was infiltrating lobular carcinoma with pure rhabdoid features and the malignant transformation of a benign phyllodes tumor. The first time this rare case was reported, it is demonstrated a special phenomenon through the synchronous transformation of PT grades and the carcinomatous transformation of PT.
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