Mondor’s disease as a complication in breast surgery in a male patient. The first ever reported case in literature

Abstract

Mondor’s disease (MD) is an uncommon clinical condition characterized by thrombophlebitis of the superficial veins of the anterolateral thoracoabdominal wall. In this paper we present the first ever reported case of Mondor’s disease in male patient after surgical correction of gynecomastia with liposuction assisted skin sparing adenectomy.

Keywords:

• Gynecomastia
• complication
• thrombophlebitis
• body contouring

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