Publications by authors named "Muhammad Al Anas"
Unveiling bone metastasis: Exploring histological subtypes of breast cancer in Indonesia's tertiary referral hospital.
Cancer Treat Res Commun
December 2023
Introduction: The histological grade of a tumor is an important prognostic indicator in both primary breast cancer and metastatic. We aimed to show the distribution of bone metastasis locations across different histological subtypes of breast cancer and how they relate to each.
Methods: The cohort retrospective study comprised 65 patients diagnosed with bone-only metastatic breast cancer, all female.
Background: The interplay between platelet and breast cancer (BC) pathology may have the potential to represent the malignancy status itself, evidently through predicting the histopathological results of each individual. This study aims to elaborate on the diagnostic value of a higher platelet count or thrombocytosis and the histopathological status of invasive BC in our center, explaining its correlation from the diagnostic perspective.
Materials And Methods: A retrospective cohort study was conducted using breast cancer patients' medical records from January to March 2022 at the Haji Adam Malik General Hospital, Medan, Indonesia.
Article Synopsis
- - Cat scratch disease (CSD) is an infectious illness from a cat's scratch or bite, which can lead to symptoms similar to lymphoma, making diagnosis tricky.
- - A 24-year-old Indonesian male initially suspected to have lymphoma was diagnosed with CSD after presenting with painful masses in his arm and armpit, as well as a recent cat bite.
- - Proper diagnostic measures like imaging and biopsy are crucial to avoid misdiagnosis and ensure effective treatment, as demonstrated by the patient's successful recovery following appropriate care.
Background: Tamoxifen has been successfully administered as adjunctive therapy for breast cancer. However, the effect of tamoxifen as an estrogen agonist and antagonist can cause pathological changes in the uterus. The agonist effect may stimulate endometrial proliferation leading to endometrial polyps, hyperplasia, and, rarely, endometrial cancer.
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