Breast Flashcards

1
Q

What age is fibroadenoma common in?

A

< 30 y/o

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2
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Presentation of fibroadenoma

A

Discrete
Non tender
Highly mobile

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3
Q

What is fibroadenosis?

A

Fibrocystic disease

Benign mammary dysplasia

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4
Q

Who is fibroadenosis most common in?

A

Middle aged women

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5
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Presentation of fibroadenosis

A

Lumpy breasts
May be painful
Symptoms may worsen prior to menstruation

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6
Q

Presentation of breast cancer

A

Hard irregular lump
Nipple inversion
Skin tethering

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7
Q

What is pagets disease of the breast?

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Intraductal carcinoma assosiated with reddening and thickening (may resemble eczematous changes) of the nipple/areola

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8
Q

What is mammary duct ectasia?

A

Dilatation of the large breast ducts

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9
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When is mammary duct ectasia most common?

A

Around menopause

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10
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Presentation of mammary duct ectasia

A

Tender lump around the areola
+/- green nipple discharge
If ruptures may cause local inflammation, sometimes referred as ‘plasma cell mastitis’

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11
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Pathology of duct papilloma

A

Local areas of epithelial proliferation in large mammary ducts
Hyperplastic lesions rather than malignant or premalignant

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12
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What may a duct papilloma present with?

A

Blood stained discharge

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13
Q

Who is fat necrosis more common in?

A

Obese women with large breasts

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14
Q

What may fat necrosis may follow?

A

Trivial or unnoticed trauma

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15
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Pathology of fat necrosis

A

Initial inflammatory response, the lesion is typically firm and round but may develop into a hard, irregular breast lump

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16
Q

What may fat necrosis mimic?

A

Breast cancer

17
Q

Who is a breast abscess more common in?

A

Lactating women

18
Q

Presentation of breast abscess

A

Red, hot, tender swelling

19
Q

What is recommended after a women has had a wide local excision?

A

Breast radiotherapy

20
Q

What is duct ectasia?

A

Non malignant breast disease with thick green nipple discharge, occurring with breast involution

21
Q

What size of a breast fibroadenoma should be removed?

A

> 3cm

22
Q

Pagets disease of the nipple is most associated with what?

A

Invasive ductal carcinoma

23
Q

TNM staging of inflammatory breast cancer

A

T4d

24
Q

Another name for herceptin

A

Trastuzumab

25
Q

What size of tumour can be operated on using wide local excision (breast conserving surgery)?

A

< 4cm