Case Report: Primary cutaneous apocrine carcinoma mimicking breast carcinoma - a rare diagnostic challenge

This case underscores the importance of an interdisciplinary approach in diagnosing axillary neoplasms and illustrates the valuable role of a high-volume, multidisciplinary skin cancer center in optimizing patient management. Although patients may initially present to a senological clinic, maintaining a broad differential diagnosis is crucial, especially when treating tumors with overlapping or atypical features. This prevents misdiagnoses, ensuring timely and effective care, thereby improving patient outcomes.