A rare case of associated renal, breast and colorectal cancer in a young patient

We are presenting the case of a young woman with asso­cia­ted renal carcinoma, bilateral breast cancer, metastatic co­lo­rec­tal cancer and benign tumor of the ovary. The pa­tient’s family history includes ovarian clear cell carcinoma, co­lo­rec­tal cancer, prostate carcinoma, breast cancer, me­la­no­ma and pulmonary carcinoma. First, she had surgery at the age of 28 years old for the ovarian mass, followed by the diagnosis of renal clear cell carcinoma at 42 years old, breast cancer at 47, colorectal cancer and renal cell car­ci­no­ma recurrence at 49 years old, and a new breast can­cer at 50 years old. We tried to analyze the history and to include the patient in one of the most common familial can­cer syndromes, taking into account that she has also a personal and a familial history of multiple neoplasms.