Breast Flashcards

1
Q

What kind of biopsy is always needed in breast

A

core biopsy for architectural assessment

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2
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Management for ADH found at biopsy

A

Excisional biopsy, you may find DCIS

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3
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Management of LCIS at biopsy

A

excisional biopsy, if no ivasive ca or DCIS, no def tx necessary. If pleomorphic moreso

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4
Q

ipsi lung constraint for hypofrac breast

A

V16< 15%, V8 < 40%

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5
Q

contralateral lung constraint for hypofrac breast

A

V4<10%

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6
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heart constraint for hypofrac breast RT

A

V16<5%, V8<30%, mean < 3.2 Gy (4)

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7
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How deep is the max dose of a given electron energy

A

1/4 of the energy

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8
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What depth gets 80% of the dose with a given electron energy

A

1/3 of the energy

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9
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apbi 30 in 5 lung constraint

A

V10Gy<15%

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10
Q

apbi 30 in 5 heart constraint

A

V2 Gy < 5%, Max 5 Gy

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11
Q

tamoxifen MOA

A

it’s a SERM, binds to estrogen receptor and blocks estrogen binding, 20 mg qd x 5 years

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12
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MOA of anastrazole

A

aromatase inhibitor

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13
Q

Pre-menopausal hormone therapy

A

tamoxifen

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14
Q

post-menopausal hormone therapy

A

anastrazole

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15
Q

contraindications to BCT

A

multicentric, diffuse suspicious microcalcs, persistent + margins, pregnant

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16
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oncotype cutoff for women<50

17
Q

oncotype cutoff for women>50

18
Q

pertuzumab is only given in what setting

19
Q

what is ddAC-T

A

Doxo, cyclo, paclitaxel, 60, 600, 80 (doxo cyclo q2w x4) Tx12 q1wk

20
Q

TCHP

A

trastuzumab, pertuzumab, carbo, docetaxel

21
Q

inferior border of scv field

A

bottom of clavicular head

22
Q

Comprehensive breast lung constraint

A

V20<25%, V10<65%

23
Q

Comprehensive breast heart constraint

A

V25<5%, Mean < 4 Gy, V25<2% for right sided

24
Q

When is PMRT controversial

A

N1a and T3N0

25
Q

if doing neoadj chemo for cytoreduction, what should you do first

26
Q

indications for adj RT after neoadj chemo

A

cN2+ initially, ypN+, positive margins, lECE, possibly ypN0 if initially N+

27
Q

Do you still do RT after pCR at mastectomy

A

Yeah for cIII patients

28
Q

who gets additional adjuvant chemo?

A

TNBC gets xeloda, Herceptin for Her2+

29
Q

Who doesn’t get postmastectomy XRT

A

T1-3N0, T1-2 if only 1-3 LNs, unless they have other risk factors

30
Q

When do you boost after mastectomy

A

close or postiive margins only

31
Q

workup for IBC

A

CBC, CMP, alk phos, mammogram, PET/CT, biopsy

32
Q

What is the keynote regimen?

A

Carboplatin, paclitaxel, pembro, then additional four cycles of pembro and doxorubicin-cyclophosphamide.