Saree cancer in Indian woman treated successfully with multimodality management.

Saree is a common, traditional garment of Indian women, wrapped around the waist is tightened by a thick cord and with one end draped over the shoulder. Tight knot in the same place, sweat, soiling and continuous use can cause pigmentation, scaling of the waist and even transform to malignancy. We present here a case of saree cancer successfully managed with multimodality therapy.

An elderly woman with triple primary metachronous malignancy: A case report and review of literature.

Introduction: Prevalence of multiple primary malignancies is slowly increasing due to prolonged survival of cancer patients with advances in diagnostic and therapeutic modalities. The reasons may be environmental modifications, genetic predisposition or therapy induced. We describe a case of a 64-year-old woman with three different metachronous primary malignancies managed at our center since 4 years.