In this issue of
MEMO, Ghindinelli et al. [
1] report on a rare case of breast implant-associated anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) including a review of the literature. The authors report on an interesting case of a patient with several breast reconstructive operations following thoracic trauma including implantation of breast implants, which led to development of a BIA-ALCL and, finally, successful surgical removal. Although the case report leaves several questions on current recommendations for management, it highlights the multidisciplinary management of the disease starting from diagnostic work-up until standard follow-up visits. …