Invasive Carcinoma with Acinic Cell‐Like Features of the Breast

however, as the eye lies within the orbit which is a closed anatomical funnel, symptoms can include exopthalmos or globe displacement. Acute exacerbations, such as pain and exopthalmos can effectively be treated with radiotherapy or systemic treatment which leads to symptomatic improvement, as was the case in this patient. She successfully tolerated six cycles of single-agent Epirubicin followed by Letrozole. The orbital lesion completely resolved with this treatment (Fig. 3). Forty-four months on she has had one peritoneal relapse successfully treated with second-line chemotherapy and remains stable and well.