7. Presentations
* It can present as a swelling usually painless.
Occasionally in inflammatory carcinoma breast, there is pain
* Obstruction of lumen of organ of origin
- dysphagia in Ca oesophagus
- vomiting in Ca Stomach
- Pain (colic) Intestine
- Retention urine Ca prostate
* Hemorrhage
- Hematuria GU Ca
- Hematemasis Stomach Ca
- Rectal bleeding in rectal carcinoma
* Compression adjoining structures
- Pressure on vena cava
- Nerve root pain
* Metastasis
- Pleural effusion
- ascetic
- Pathologic fracture
* Asymptomatic
- Usually discovered on investigation of vague ill health
cases
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