Abstract

Synchronous dual malignancies are increasingly encountered in clinical practice, posing significant challenges for diagnosis and management. This case series presents five cases of synchronous dual malignancies identified during patient evaluation. From cervical and breast cancers to lung and prostate malignancies, each case highlights the complexity of managing multiple dual primary tumors concurrently. Through detailed diagnostic work-ups and tailored treatment approaches, navigating the intricacies of these cases, emphasizing the importance of early detection and comprehensive patient care. Insights gained from these cases highlighted the need for vigilant evaluation and proactive management strategies to optimize outcomes in patients with synchronous dual malignancies.