544 Multiple Bone Metastatic Invasion with Clinical Implications due to Ductal Mammary Carcinoma – Case report and Short Literature Review

Abstract

Abstract: Multidisciplinary approach of clinical cases in rehabilitations units can be very
complex and divers. Method: We present a case of a woman 30 years old, whose
oncological histo‐ry begins 9 years ago, when the diagnosis of invasive ductal mammary
infiltrating ca‐nelular carcinoma grade I was made and treated by tumorectomy
(lumpectomy). The pa‐tient refused oncological treatment at that time and resorted to
alternative medicine dur‐ing a period of 7 years: diet without sugar and animal products;
regular vitamin B17 treatments; almond kernel cure; high‐dose intravenous vitamin C
treatment for; intrave‐nous ozone therapy; apitherapy with bee venom; oral
administration of cannabis oil dur‐ing the past four years until now; physical therapy.
Results: The evolution is marked by the appearance of multiple bone metastatic lesions.
The most worst clinical consequence was a hyperalgesic cervicobrachial neuralgia, due to
multiple C6‐T3 lytic lesions diag‐nosed 2 years ago and C7 compression (close to spinal
cord injury), situation which had as medical approach two surgeries interventions,
radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Con‐clusions: The rehabilitation program was adapted
to every stage of clinical evolution and was marked by many complications. All the steps
were made for functional improvement and for increase the quality of life.

Keywords: multimetastatic invasive ductal mammary carcinoma, cervical cord injury; physical
therapy; alternative medicine