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Breast cancer poses a major challenge due to the potential for metastasis to distant organs. This project examined a case of breast cancer in a 92-year-old female decedent, with metastatic lesions to the liver. Liver metastases, observed during cadaveric dissection, were confirmed through gross examination and histopathological analysis. Despite its relatively lower incidence, liver metastasis in breast cancer patients significantly worsens prognosis. These findings highlight the complex interplay of genetic and environmental factors in the disease's pathogenesis. We additionally underscore the importance of early detection and review the common sites of metastasis originating from primary breast tumors.
