breast Flashcards

1
Q

whichquadrant have the axillary tail?

A

upper outer has the axillary tail called

axillary tail of spence

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2
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which quadrant has more glandular tissue

A

the upper outer

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3
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whats the cause go the extra-breast mastalgia ?

A

its mondor’s disease phlebitis of the superficial vein

tietz syndrom costochondritis

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4
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what the most common secondaries of the breast cancer ?

A

it the lumber vertebrae by bastion plexus

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5
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what’re the axillary lymph group ?

A

ant part and medial is most common
while post and med is rare
interpctoral rotter lymph node
apical

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6
Q

slit like nipple

A

ductesisa

and chronic periductal mastitis

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7
Q

circumfincial nipple retraction

A

cancer

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8
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nipple cracke

A

lactation and infection

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9
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nipple papilloma

A

tied up with ligature and spountasly fall off

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10
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whats the cyclical mastalgia ?

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it occur before the ease and just decrease with the mesne it happen to 2/3 of women
the cause: may be from the estrogen because it causes the fluid retention
character of the pain: is bilateral heaviness
site in the upper outer quadrant

age group: is 3rd and 4th decade

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11
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whats the non cyclical mastalgia ?

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its affect 1/3 of women
its affect the: menopause so its affecting the elderly
the character of the pain: is unilateral and burning localize pain affect one quadrant

cause: 
underlying pathology of the breast 
- large cyst as fiberocyctic diseases 
-  peri ductal mastitis 
- breast abccess 
- engorgment of the breast  during lactation
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12
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How to manage the mastalgia ?

مهمه

A

1- reassurance by making investigation and examination to exclude the malignancy
2- wear proper and well fit bra to support the breast
3 - avoid the caffeine ,chocolate ,tea and alcohol and fat
4-primrose oil at the evening
5- Daily pain chart to record when the severity of the pain
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6- estrogen receptor blocker asTamoxifen 90% success after 6month of usage
7- synthetic androgen which bind androgen and progetron receptor Danazol 75%for the cyclical and 30% for the non cyclical

8- prolactin inhibitors Bromocriptin
9- NSID
10- surgery

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13
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what’re the causes of the extramammry mastalgia ?

A

teiz syndrom and mondor disease

طيز منذر

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14
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whats the intarductal papilloma ?

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its benign tumer of the duct (lactiferous duct )

it affect the women from 40-45

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15
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whats the main clinical feature of the intarductal papilloma?

A
  • bloody nipple discharge spountously or serous discharge

- the size of the papilloma may range from 2-5mm not plaple the 4-5cm in the nipple office area

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16
Q

whats the diffuse hypertrophy of the breast?

A

its happen during the puberty and after the first pregnancy

because of the sensitivity to the estrogen and art is anti estrogen or mammoplasty

17
Q

fibroadenoma

A

its benign capsulated tumer that caused by the hyperplasia of the lobules

affecting the young female (15-25)

size is less than 2cm but if it reach to 5cm it could taint fiberoadenoma

18
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whats the features of the fibroadenoma ?

A

-painless non tender swelling in one quadrant of the breast move like the mouse
its firm (as the nose )
- no LN involvement
- female is young from (15-25)

19
Q

whats the phyllois tumer ?

A
  • its capsulated tumer range from benign 75% to malignint 15% if it malignant its sarcoma to the lung or bone
  • affect female from (30-50)
20
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How the phylloid tumer is grossly and microscopicaly seen ?

A

gross / large capsulated tumer with rapid growth with cystic space when cat it show soft brownish cystic space

micro/ its has cystic space as leaf

21
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whats the clinical features of the phylloid tumer ?

A
  • age from 30-50
  • swelling is. smooth unilateral non tender and the tumer is capsulated rapidly grow large bosselted
  • skin is with necrosis and skin is stretch and with dilated vein
  • tumer is warm not fixed no nipple retraction no LN involvement