4.3. Breast High Yield Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Thick Coopers ligaments

A

oedema

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2
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Shrinking breast

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ILC

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3
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Thick fuzzy coopers ligaments with normal skin

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Blur

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4
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Dashes but no dots

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Secretory calcifications

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5
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Cigar shaped calcifications

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Secretory calcifications

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6
Q

Popcorn calcifications

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Degenerated fibroadenomas

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7
Q

Breast within a breast

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Hamartoma

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8
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Fat-fluid level

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Galactocele

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9
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Rapid growing fibroadenoma

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Phyllodes

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10
Q

Swollen red breast, not responding to antibiotics

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Inflammatory breast cancer

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11
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Lines radiating to a single point

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Architectural distortion

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12
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Architectural distortion + calcifications

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IDC + DCIS

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13
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Architectural distortion without calcifications

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ILC (invasive lobular carcinoma)

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14
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Stepladder sign

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Intracapsular rupture on US

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15
Q

Linguine sign

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Intracapsular rupture on MRI

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16
Q

Residual calcification in lumpectomy bed

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Local recurrence

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17
Q

No calcifications in the core

A

Milk of calcium (requires polarized light to be seen)

18
Q

Difference for Magnified views (mammo)

19
Q

Nipple enhancement on MRI post contrast

A

Can be normal, not always pagets

20
Q

Commonest location for breast Ca

A

Upper outer quadrant (has densest tissue)

21
Q

Majority of blood supply to breast

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Internal mammary artery (60%)

22
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Majority of breast lymph drainage

23
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Only view to see sternalis muscle

24
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Commonest location for ectopic breast tissue

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Best time (of the month) to have mammo or MRI
Follicular phase (day 7-14)
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Time (of month) for max breast tenderness
Day 27-30
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Most comprehensive breast risk model
Tyrer Cuzick (doesn't account for breast density)
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Condition for screening MRI for women
>20Gy chest radiation as a child
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Genetic mutation seen in male breast Ca
BRCA 2
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BRCA 1 vs BRCA 2
BRCA 1 more often in young patients or triple negative breast Ca BRCA 2 more common in post menopausal
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LMO view used in...
Kyphosis, pectus excavatum, to avoid pacemaker/line
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ML use case
To help catch milk of calcium layering
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Most suspicious morphology of calcification
Fine pleomorphic calcification
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Intramammary lymph nodes distribution
NOT in the fibroglandular tissue
35
Surgical scar progression over time
Should get lighter. Denser suggests cancer recurrence
36
Intracapsular vs extracapsular rupture
Intracapsular CAN be isolated. Extra is always WITH intra
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Silicone in a lymph node
Recommend MRI to evaluate for intracapsular rupture
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No.1 risk factor for implant rupture
Age of implant
39
Tamoxifen and parenchymal uptake
Causes a decrease, then a rebound increase
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T2 bright lesions are...
Usually benign. Colloid cancer is T2 bright