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Benign breast conditions Flashcards

1
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What ar th types of adenoma?

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Fibroadenoma
Tubular adenoma
Lactating adenoma

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What is the pathology of a fibroadenoma?

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Proliferation of epithelial and stromal elements

Ducts distorted and elongated

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What are the 2 types of fibroadenoma of the breast?

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Intracanalicular

Pericanalicular

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What is the appearance of intracanalicular fibroadenomas?

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Stromal proliferation compressing epithelial structures into clefts

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What is the appearance of pericanalicular fibroadenomas?

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Stromal proliferation around epithelial structures

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When are fibroadenomas most common?

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Child bearing age

Peak in 3rd decade

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What are the clinical features of fibroadenomas?

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Circumscribed

Mobile and non painful

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Who are tubular adenomas seen in?

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Young women

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What are the clinical features of a tubular adenoma?

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discrete, freely mobile mass

Uniform sized ducts

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What are lactating adenomas?

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Enlarging masses during lactation or pregnancy with prominent secretory change

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Where do intraductal papillomas form?

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Lactiferous ducts

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Who are intraductal papillomas seen in?

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Middle aged women

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What are the signs and symptoms of intraductal papillomas?

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Nipple discharge, often bloody

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14
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What is the treatment of intraductal papillomas?

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Excision

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15
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What is fat necrosis?

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Injured, bruised or dead fatty tissue

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16
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What can cause fat necrosis?

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Trauma

Prior surgery

17
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What are the signs and symptoms of fat necrosis?

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Pain or tenderness
Lump or area of thick skin
Similar to breast cancer

18
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What is seen on histology of fat necrosis?

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Histocytes with foamy macrophages

19
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What is seen on a mammogram with fat necrosis?

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FIbrosis

Calcifications

20
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What is duct ectasia?

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Lactiferous duct becomes blocked/clogged

21
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Who is duct ectasia seen in?

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Peri- or post- menopausal women

22
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What are the signs and symptoms of duct ectasia?

A

Green coloured nipple discharge

Can mimic cancer

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