Abstract
Breast and ovarian cancer are relatively frequent malignancies in BRCA mutation carrier patients. The synchronous presence of these two cancers is a challenging clinical situation, especially in young women. We present a case report of a young woman diagnosed with high-grade serous ovarian carcinoma, somatic BRCA-mutant, who developed breast cancer during PARP inhibitor treatment. The right treatment choice for both malignancies may be equally thought-provoking for patient and doctor in face of recurrence risk reduction endpoint. This case report emphasizes real life progression-free survival on PARP inhibitor treatment higher than in phase III clinical trials.
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