PMC5927561_01
PMC5927561_02
An axillary hummoky tumor
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We describe the case of 61-year-old man without a medical history who consulted dermatology department presenting a left axillary slow-growing mass (Figure 1, Figure 2) since 2 years ago, painless at first, becoming painful since 6 months that conducts the patient to consult.
Burgeoning aspect of the tumor
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We describe the case of 61-year-old man without a medical history who consulted dermatology department presenting a left axillary slow-growing mass (Figure 1, Figure 2) since 2 years ago, painless at first, becoming painful since 6 months that conducts the patient to consult.
Edema of the upper limb
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The member was oedematous (Figure 3), superficial venous maze, without neither palpable mass of breast nor supernumerary nipple.