Breast cancer that reappears in or near a breast that has undergone a complete treatment regimen. When Breast Cancer Recurs
When a cancer returns after treatment to the part of the body where it was originally diagnosed.
a regrowth of cancer in the breast where the disease started or in the skin and underlying tissues where the breast was.
Redevelopment of a tumor at a site where it had initially been removed.
The return of breast cancer in or near the primary site.
Recurrence of a tumor in a place already treated. Another kind of recurrence is metastatic recurrence, which refers to the occurrence of a tumor in a different part of the body.
A cancer that has come back in the place where it started.