Articles by Christine Hodyl
This literature review and institutional case report describes primary NECB with synchronous pancreatic and liver metastases as an extraordinarily rare, aggressive phenotype requiring multidisciplinary management driven by tumor biology rather than surgery.
Post-surgical pyoderma gangrenosum was successfully managed following bilateral mastectomy after clinical recognition prompted a shift to immunosuppressive therapy, avoiding further surgical debridement and achieving eventual wound healing.
