Breast Flashcards
___________ (off 2nd intercostal nerve) sensation to medial arm; can or cannot sacrifice?
Intercostobrachial nerve; CAN sacrifice
_________ nerve to serratus anterior, injury= ______
Long thoracic nerve; winged scapula
_______ nerve to latissimus dorsi, injury= ________
Thoracodorsal nerve; weak arm adduction/pull ups
_________ nerve to pec major and minor
Medial pectoral nerve
______ nerve to pec minor only
lateral pectoral nerve
_______: Valveless vertebral veins, allow direct mets to _____
Batson’s plexus; mets to spine
Poland syndrome: _______, _______, ______
amastia, hypoplastic shoulder, no pectoralis
Mastodynia Rx?
____, ____, ___, ____
____ not useful
danazol; OCP; evening primrose oil; tamoxifen (?); vit E not useful
______: thrombophlebitis of superficial vein of breast. Cord like mass laterally; Rx: ______.
Mondor’s disease; rx NSAIDs
Breast Cancer T sizes: T1 \_\_\_\_ T2 \_\_\_\_ T3 \_\_\_\_ T4 \_\_\_\_
T1 < 2cm
T2 2-5cm
T3 >5cm
T4 skin or chest wall involvement
breast ca ‘grave signs’ = ______, ______
peau d’orange, inflammation
Breast cancer N stuff
N1 ______
N2 ______
N3 ______
N1 positive ax nodes
N2 matted or fixed nodes
N3 internal mammary nodes
Breast cancer stages: Stage I \_\_\_\_ Stage II \_\_\_\_\_ or \_\_\_\_ Stage III \_\_ or \_\_ Stage IV \_\_\_\_
I: T1
II: up to T2N1 or T3N0
III: T4 or N2
IV: Mets (includes supraclav node; unlike lung CA)
Breast mets: ___, ____, _____
bone, lung, brain
_______: a marker for breast CA, implies worse prognosis. _______ now available for Rx.
Her 2 neu; Herceptin