Lesions of the brachial plexus may arise for various reasons. Metastatic carcinoma involving
the non-ipsilateral brachial plexus is a relatively rare condition. This report presents the case …

Metastatic involvement of brachial plexopathy is a rare condition that is often associated with
advanced systemic breast cancer and the role of surgeon appears to be restricted because …

We report the case of a 50-year-old patient with a history of breast cancer who presented
with symptoms of brachial plexus injury. MRI showed a mass that invaded the brachial …

Brachial plexopathy can result from metastases to the axillary or supraclavicular nodes, from
primary tumor invasion or rarely, in the case of breast carcinoma, from hematogenous …

A rare case of late intraneural metastasis of the brachial plexus from mammary carcinoma is
reported. The lesion was strictly intraneural and had a latency of 29 years and the diagnosis …

Metastasis of breast cancer is often detected through a long-term course and difficult to
diagnose. We report a case of brachial plexopathy suspected to be the initial lesion of breast …

Metastasis of breast cancer is often detected through a long-term course and difficult to
diagnose. We report a case of brachial plexopathy suspected to be the initial lesion of breast …

Brachial plexopathy may be developed by direct trauma, compression, infection, radiation
tumors and other numerous causes. The brachil plexopathy are infrequently found in …

Three patients have been reported who developed metastatic tumour within the neural
tissue of the brachial plexus three years, four years and fourteen years respectively after …

We report the case of a 29-year-old woman previously treated for breast cancer who
presented 3 years later with pain weakness and burning sensation in the left upper limb of …