Rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) is commonly associated with kids and adolescents affecting the lower extremities, head and neck and genito-urinary tract. This case represents primary RMS of breast representing CLINICA; invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC). Case: This case presents a 19-year-old girl, suffering from a lump in the right breast from last one month.
She had dyspnoea for 15 days and cough from last 5 days along with the intimidating fever. After evaluation, it was discovered as the intraductal carcinoma of the right breast. PET CT scan report showed: 4x4 cm of a hard mass in the upper and outer quadrant of the right breast No abnormality in the left breast Soft tissue mass was seen in the mediastinum encasing the trachea Enlarged axillary and right supraclavicular lymph nodes Clinical evidence of right pleural effusion Proximal bronchi Right pulmonary artery Facial edema with engorged…
