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What's the likelihood of developing secondary skin cancers in the area that was previously radiated?

The most common secondary skin after radiation treatment to the breast is an angiosarcoma. This occurs in approximately in 0.2% of patient following treatment. The most common secondary skin after radiation treatment to the breast is an angiosarcoma. This occurs in approximately in 0.2% of patient following treatment.

New answer by LeonardFarberMD (Physician - Oncology - Radiation (Verified)) in topic(s) Radiation Side Effects, Radiation, Secondary Cancers, Radiation Treatment, Skin Cancer, Side Effects, Radiation Oncology

1 Answer | 9 months ago

What's the likelihood of developing secondary skin cancers in the area that was previously radiated?

1 Answer | Started 9 months ago

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