The importance of this review suggests that while radiation may play a role in the development the risks of developing angiosarcoma in patients undergoing lumpectomy and radiation is no greater than in women having no prior history of breast cancer diagnosis or treatment. It remains an exceedingly rare disease. The critical feature is that the skin thickening should be evaluated and evaluated thoroughly and potentially biopsied for best diagnosis. For best breast care, women need to perform self-examination on a routine basis, undergo physician examination and have regular mammograms. Any suspicious lesion should be evaluated and biopsied if it cannot be explained by specialized studies.
Early diagnosis leads to best results and survival.
Patient involvement in health care always produces the best outcome. Breast cancer is a case in point where self-diagnosis produces the optimal outcome.