Some thoughts (take with a grain of salt as I am still in training!) -- I
would also be concerned about resistant strains, especially with a lot of
interventions.  Not only resistant bacteria, but resistant yeast, as
fluconazole-resistance has definitely been described when trauma patients
were prophylaxed.  Could you list the antibiotics she had received?

Also, what type of biopsy was performed?  I don't actually know what the
sensitivity of a core needle biopsy is for inflammatory breast cancer, but
if that was the type, they might have missed it.

Incidentally, as a likely future breast surgeon, I'd love to hear what you
did not like about the surgeon's incision.

Shannon Tierney McElearney, MD
Research Fellow, Surgical Infectious Diseases Research Lab
Department of Surgery
University of Virginia
mom to 15 mo old still-breastfed Jack

p.s.  thanks to you lovely ladies I spent the better part of the morning
writing letters to NIH and CareNet!  Activism before work, I guess...

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