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Development of Myofibrosarcoma after Removal of Longstanding Chemotherapy Port

Author(s): Christopher P. Rice, Aaron Wyble, Suimin Qiu, Michael Silva, Douglas Tyler, Linda Phillips and Celia Chao

We present a case report of a patient who developed a myofibrosarcoma after removal of a left-sided chemotherapy port which was place ten years prior for the treatment of a right sided-breast cancer. The patient developed a new left-sided breast cancer and after surgical resection of the left breast cancer, she presented with a rapidly growing mass; a high grade sarcoma was diagnosed after definitive resection. We also review the literature in foreign body- associated sarcomagenesis.

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