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Pic 4/4 of #Breast-cancer on left #Mastectomy.

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A 35 year old female had her #Mastectomysurgery huge mass of malignant mass what is found in her right breast got it removed successfully](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/0f904914-8aab-4904-b5d7-d47a5d2b764c)



Right Brest Mass removed by Modified Radical Mastectomy. This is the second time the patient got MRM following the removal of her Left Breast half-a-year ago. Just sharing this image to you.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/207baee5-e9bb-4718-8eef-ac08d1947b49)



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