[A case of XXXX with multiple local recurrences].

@entity1 @entity3 @entity242 @entity674
A 53-year-old @entity1 presented with a right breast lump identified approximately 6 months previously on palpation. Because the lump gradually increased in size, she initially visited a general practitioner who referred her to our hospital. Mammography and breast ultrasonography revealed a lesion in the right breast. Biopsy indicated a case ofstromal @entity242 . Three months later, another lesion was detected, and simple mastectomy was performed. A recurrent lesion was detected after 1 month, and lumpectomy was performed. Another mass developed 1 month later, and extirpation was performed. After 1 month, another mass was detected, and extirpation was performed again. The stump was negative for lesions and recurrences. A thorough examination did not reveal @entity3 to remote organs. There are no established therapies for @entity674 . Surgical excision is undoubtedly indicated, as observed in this @entity1 who showed multiple recurrent lesions despite the surgeries performed.
