breast Flashcards

(47 cards)

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What is the location of the greatest volume of the breast

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upper outer quadrant

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Blood supply of breast

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  1. internal mammary artery 2. posterior intercostal artery 3. branches of axillary artery
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Venous drainage of breast

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  1. Lateral thoracic and thoracoacromial to axillary 2. Internal thoracic
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Possible route for breast cancer metastases to the vertebrae, skull, pelvic bones and CNS

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Batson’s vertebral plexus

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Most common site of axillary LN metastasis

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Lateral/ axillary vein group - I

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This hormone promotes ductal development of breast

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estrogen

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This hormone promotes lobular development of breast

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progesterone

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Treatment of breast abscess

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  1. pre operative ultrasound 2. incision and drainage - with suppuration 3. local wound care - antibiotics and warm compress
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This is a recurrent retroareolar infection and abscess of the breast

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Zuska’s disease (recurrent periductal mastitis)

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A benign self limited condition which is a variant of thrombophlebitis that involves the superficial veins of the anterior chest wall and breast

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mondor disease

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Treatment of mondor disease

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  1. anti inflammatory medications 2. warm compress 3. restriction of motion 4. brassiere support
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What is a size of a giant fibroadenoma

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> 3 cm

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Treatment of fibroadenoma

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  1. cryoablation 2. surgical removal 3. observe
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This occurs when the stroma of the breast involutes too quickly and the alveoli remains.

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Breast Cyst

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Management of breast cyst

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Core needle biopsy

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Definition of microcalcification

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  1. < 0.5 mm 2. fine 3. linear 4. branching
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It occurs in premenopausal women with serous or bloody nipple discharge

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intraductal papilloma - Most common cause of bloody nipple discharge

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What age to perform baseline mammography

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35 y.o

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What age to do annual mammogram

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What is the treatment if there is mutation in HER 2 gene

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herceptin/trastuzumab

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Most common sign of breast CA

22
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Where is BRCA 1 located

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chromosome 17q -develops invasive ductal carcinoma -poorly differentiated -hormone receptor negative

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Where is BRCA 2 located

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Chromosome 13q -develops invasive ductal carcinoma -well differentiated -hormone receptor positive

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Most important prognostic correlate of disease free and overall survival of breast CA

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axillary lymph node status

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Most common sites of metastases in breast CA
1. bone 2. lung 3. pleura 4. soft tissue 5. liver
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Treatment of LCIS
1. observation 2. chemoprevention with tamoxifen and bilateral total mastectomy 3. close follow up with PE and bilateral mammograms
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Treatment of DCIS
1. \>4 cm or \>1 quadrant - mastectomy 2. low grade DCIS (cribriform or papillary subtype) and \< 0.5 cm - lumpectomy
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What is the pathognomonic finding of Paget's disease of nipple
PAGET CELLS - large, pale, vacuolated cells in the rete pegs of the epithelium
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Paget disease is positive for what marker? How can you differentiate it from Melanoma?
o (+) CEA – Paget disease o (+) S-100 – Melanoma
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It is a multifocal, multicentric and bilateral breast cancer with signet ring cells
INVASIVE LOBULAR CARCINOMA - Absence of e-cadherin as diagnostic biomarker - Small cells arranged in single file orientation (Indian file configuration) - Intracytoplasmic mucin that may displace the nucleus (Signet ring cell carcinoma)
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What test is used in nipple discharge
ductography
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Treatment of early invasive breast cancer (stage I, IIA, IIB)
Breast conservation surgery 1. lumpectomy 2. radiation therapy
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Contraindication to breast conservation surgery
1. prior RT 2. unknown margin status 3. multicentric disease 4. scleroderma or SLE
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Treatent of advanced local regional breast cancer (IIIA, IIIB)
1. surgery - MRM 2. adjuvant RT 3. chemotherapy - neoadjuvant
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5 year survival rate of breast cancer
I - 94% IIA - 85% IIB - 70% IIIA - 52% IIIB - 48% IV - 18%
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Differentiate the types of mastectomy
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What comprises a MRM
1. removal of all breast tissue 2. nipple areola complex 3. level I and II LN 4. skin
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This surgery removes all breast tissue and skin, nipple areola complex, pectoralis major and minor, and level I, II, III LN
halstead radical mastectomy
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Most frequent complication of MRM
seroma
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treatment of pregnant breast CA
1st and 2nd trimester - MRM 3rd trimester - lumpeectomy with Axillary ND and RT after delivery
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Treatment of Phylloides tumor/cystosarcoma
Benign - total excision with 2 - 3 cm margin Malignant - total mastectomy WITHOUT` LN dissection
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It is a variant of infiltrating ductal carcinoma characterized by skin changes of brawny induration, erythema with a raised edge, and edema/ peau d orange
inflammatory breast cancer
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what causes the appearane of inflammatory breast cancer
dermal lymphatic invasion
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This surgery is the removal of all breast tissue, nipple areola complex, skin
total (simple) mastectomy
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This presents as a chronic, erythematous, eczematoid rash or ulcer and is associated with DCIS and invasive cancer of the breast
Paget's disease
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Treatment of Paget's disease
1. lumpectomy 2. mastectomy 3. MRM depends on the extent of involvement and presence of invasive cancer
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This drug is quoted as medical adrenalectomy
anastrazole - inhibit production of adrenal steroid and conversion of androgen to estrogen in the adrenal gland and peripherally