Unique presentations of XXXX : a case series.

@entity1 @entity1087 @entity0 @entity417 @entity5 @entity3
INTRODUCTION: @entity0 is the most common @entity5 in @entity1 . Unlike IDC, which typically metastasizes to the lung, liver or bone, ILC has been found to metastasize to GI tract, peritoneum and retroperitoneum. Nonspecific symptomology may be considered secondary to other diseases and this can delay the definite diagnosis and treatment of @entity3 . Knowledge of the pattern of disease spread is essential for accurate diagnosis and early initiation of systemic treatment, thus avoiding unnecessary interventions. We are reporting three unique cases of metastatic ILC presenting with wide range of symptoms. CASE PRESENTATIONS: Case A: 69-year-old female presented with recurrent @entity1087 . Case B: 77-year-old female with the past medical history of right breast ILC seven years ago status post right radical mastectomy with chemotherapy, presented with @entity417 . Case C: 56-year-old female presented with bright red blood per rectum. CONCLUSION: A high level of suspicion is needed for metastatic @entity0 in @entity1 with history of ILC, regardless of disease free interval. Since it frequently metastasizes to unusual sites and presents with a wide spectrum of symptoms.
