Purpose Brachial plexopathy in cancer patients is a rare but significant complication that
causes pain and disability of the upper extremities. Clinical features of breast cancer …

Objective. To investigate the role of MR imaging in detecting brachial plexus (BP)
abnormalities in breast cancer patients with plexopathy but without palpable masses …

Background In breast cancer (BC) patients the brachial plexus syndrome (BPS) has been
reported to be due to loco-regional metastases or radiation plexopathy. Associated arm …

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 …

PURPOSE: To investigate the clinical utility and diagnostic accuracy of magnetic resonance
(MR) imaging in patients with symptomatic brachial plexopathy following treatment for breast …

Brachial plexus dysfunction is a well-known complication of cancer. Metastatic brachial
plexus (RBP) are the most common causes. The distinction between MBP and RBP is very …

OBJECTIVE Perineural spread of breast cancer to the brachial plexus can lead to pain,
sensory alterations, and upper-extremity weakness. Although rare, perineural spread is an …

Role of fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT)
in breast cancer is rapidly evolving. Brachial plexopathy is a rare clinical entity in follow-up …

The incidence and latency period of radiation-induced brachial plexopathy (RBP) were
assessed in 79 breast cancer patients by a neurological follow-up examination at least 60 …

Aims Recurrent breast carcinoma with brachial plexus involvement is often misinterpreted as
a radiation-or chemotherapy-induced brachial plexopathy. We review a case series of 4 …