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PMSR clinical case: breast cancer and skin melanoma

Magomedova Alyona Azetovna  (Surgut State University)

Parsadanyan Ararat Mikichevich  (Surgut State University)

Evloeva Lidiya Azrailovna  (Surgut State University)

Stepanyan Arus Araratovna  (Surgut Regional Clinical Hospital)

Working in the field of oncology, one often encounters difficult clinical situations when a patient simultaneously has to fight two or more deadly, malignant nosologies. The main reason for the detection of new independent tumors of other localities (PMZO) is the improvement of early diagnosis and the development of new methods of treatment of malignant tumors, which leads to an increase in the survival rate of patients, thereby increasing the likelihood of Primary-multiple malignant tumors (РММТ) [3, 4, 5]. Purpose of the study. Clinical observation of a patient with breast cancer and skin melanoma. Conclusions. Timely diagnosis, correct diagnosis, and correct treatment leads to long-term remission of cancer and an improvement in the quality of life. Let's consider one of such clinical cases in the practice of an oncologist.

Keywords:multiple primary synchronous cancer, skin melanoma, breast cancer, a patient, council.
 

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Citation link:
Magomedova A. A., Parsadanyan A. M., Evloeva L. A., Stepanyan A. A. PMSR clinical case: breast cancer and skin melanoma // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: Естественные и Технические Науки. -2021. -№05/2. -С. 142-144 DOI 10.37882/2223-2966.2021.05-2.18
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