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Breast Cancer Claims Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are some of the medical errors that could occur in breast cancer cases?
The following scenarios are some of the medical errors that could result in breast cancer negligence:
- Failure to refer for investigation of a breast lump
- Failure to properly perform a breast ultrasound that results in a lump not being identified or the characteristics of a lump not being adequately visualised;
- Failure to accurately report on the findings of investigations of the breasts
- Failure to refer for further investigations or biopsy of a lump with suspicious or indeterminate features
- Failure to properly perform a biopsy
- Failure of the breast surgeon to remove the lump or obtain clear margins
- Failure to monitor after treatment
2. Can you be wrongly diagnosed with breast cancer?
It is possible for a benign lump to be wrongly diagnosed as malignant, but this is not common as a biopsy is often required to confirm diagnosis.