Scirrhous colonic @entity3 from XXXX of breast.

@entity1 @entity1137 @entity0 @entity5 @entity75 @entity294 @entity391 @entity694 @entity3 @entity1142 @entity360
A 68-year-old @entity1 presented complaining of 2  months vague abdominal fullness and @entity1142 . She had a history of surgery 5  years ago for @entity1137 of the left breast. She had good appetite without any severe symptoms such as @entity391 , @entity294 , or @entity360 . No abnormal subcutaneous lymph nodes were detected, and blood tests showed no abnormalities including serum @entity5 markers. Whole-body computed tomography and bone scintigraphy revealed no @entity5 recurrences. However, endoscopic findings demonstrated a smooth @entity75 with submucosal thickening in the transverse colon, but the @entity694 was grossly normal. The 3-cm-long @entity75 was confirmed by colon imaging using water-soluble contrast medium. A biopsy specimen revealed diffuse infiltration of noncohesive malignant cells with round, atypical nuclei from lamina propria to subserosa. Taken together with immunohistochemistry, a diagnosis of metastatic @entity1137 from the breast was made, and transverse segmentectomy was done. Colonic @entity3 of @entity0 should be included as a differential diagnosis of any abdominal symptoms, even though mild, when @entity1 have a present or previous history of @entity0 .
