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. . .  diagnosis of cancer. Although deep vein thrombosis development during the course of treatment of breast carcinoma has been well described, breast tumour presenting with DVT for the first time is unusual (1). To the best of our knowledge there have been only one literature report of breast . . .
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. . .  atypical presentations of breast carcinoma and the possibility of breast carcinoma should always be considered in cases of unexplained deep vein thrombosis in females. REFERENCE 1. Srensen HT, Mellemkjr L, Steffensen FH, Jrgen H. Olsen, Nielsen LG. The risk of a . . .
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