Metastatic Adenocarcinoma of the Breast as a cause of Pathological Hip Fracture About a case

E.E.J.M, 57 years old, HC: XX. ID: Pathological fracture of the right hip referred to the social insurance center, Clinic of the Pacific where he remained hospitalized for two weeks, for non-coverage of social insurance derive it to the public health system coordinated by Zonal eight and refer it to the Specialty Hospital of Guayaquil where it is entered for study and treatment. A protocol with tumor biopsy was performed in the first time, in a second time we performed wide surgical resection of eleven cm of proximal femur, including metastatic tumor of the right hip and placement of a cemented tumor of the hip, subsequently associated with a neoadjuvant chemotherapy protocol by oncology. With immediate incorporation and ambulation after the implantation of the hip prosthesis, we follow up by ambulatory trauma consultation confirming satisfactory evolution. One year and six months after tumor resection due to metastatic fracture and placement of the right hip prosthesis, consult for contralateral pain in the hip and spine, we performed new imaging studies and found new multiple metastases. APP of right breast adenocarcinoma with total mastectomy year 2013, Stage IA (T0N1M0).