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Primary pleural Müllerian origin tumour: a clinical perspective
Abhinav Dewan1, Mansi Sharma1, Ritwika Choudhury1
1Medical Oncology, Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre, New Delhi, India.
Abstract:
This is a rare case of a primary pleural Müllerian origin tumour which originated outside the genital tract in a woman in her late 40s and was successfully managed using a multimodal treatment approach. Primary pleural Müllerian tumour is a rare and challenging diagnosis which requires a carefully curated approach due to its rarity. In our case, the patient responded well to the treatment and remains disease-free after 3 years of follow-up. This case report highlights the challenges faced in diagnosis, lack of medical literature on the topic and the need for a comprehensive, individualised treatment strategy in managing this uncommon condition.
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