72-year-old lady with multiple comorbids was treated outside for a T2N0 Triple-negative breast cancer. She had undergone mastectomy along with Chemoport insertion 6 years back. She had also received chemotherapy after surgery.
At the outset, she had extravasation of chemotherapy drugs at the port site during the second chemotherapy cycle. This manifested as a swelling for which the port was removed. Over a period of 6 years, the swelling increased in size and discharging sinuses developed with chronic pain.
She presented to us with a 7 × 7 cm mobile swelling in the infraclavicular region extending to root of neck superiorly and medially upto mid clavicle (Fig. 1). CT scan displayed chest wall mass 6.2 × 2.2 × 8 cm sitting over pectoralis major with lot of calcification and no evidence of recurrence.