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Sternectomy for Treating Advanced Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer.
Introduction: Skin cancer is a rare indication of sternectomy. Our goal is to report the clinical course of seven patients who underwent sternectomy for skin cancer.
Methods: The survey data were collected from medical records of patients treated between 2008 and 2018 at Ceará Cancer Institute.
Results: All patients had prolonged sunlight exposure and average disease time of two years and age of 60 years. Most patients recovered favorably after treatment with prolonged survival.
Conclusion: Sternectomy remains an option with curative purposes for locally advanced skin cancer.
Methods: The survey data were collected from medical records of patients treated between 2008 and 2018 at Ceará Cancer Institute.
Results: All patients had prolonged sunlight exposure and average disease time of two years and age of 60 years. Most patients recovered favorably after treatment with prolonged survival.
Conclusion: Sternectomy remains an option with curative purposes for locally advanced skin cancer.
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