breast - benign lesions Flashcards

1
Q

causes nipple discharge

A

physiological // medications // prolactinoma // duct ectasia // cancer // papilloma

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2
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invx unexplained nipple discharge

A

examination + triple assessment

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3
Q

which breast imaging is preferred in women <40

A

USS

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4
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which breast imaging is preferred in women >40

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mammogram

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5
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what is breast triple assessment

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clinical + imaging + FNA (biopsy)

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6
Q

what age do breast cysts usually occur

A

perimenopause

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7
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symptoms breast cyst

A

smooth, discrete lump

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8
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mx breast cyst

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FNA // if blood or refill –> biopsy or excision

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9
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symptoms fibroadenoma

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african // mobile, form, smooth breast lump // breast mouse

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10
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mx breast fibroadenoma

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if >3cm excise

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11
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what type of disease is fibroadenosis

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fibrocystic disease

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12
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symptoms fibroadenosis

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middle aged women // lumpy or hard breast // painful // worse before menstruation

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13
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symptoms sclerosing adenosis

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fibrous changes –> breast lump or pain

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14
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invx slcerosing adenosis

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mammogram can mimic carcinoma

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15
Q

radial scar vs complex sclerosing lesion

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radial scar <9mm // sclerosing lesion ?9mm

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16
Q

who commonly gets fat necrosis

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obese women or large breasts // follows local trauma (may be very non-descript) or warfarin therapy

17
Q

symptoms fat necrosis

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initially firm and round but develops into hard, irregular breast lump

18
Q

invx fat necrosis

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mammogram soap bubbles // may mimic breast cancer –> further investigation required

19
Q

what is duct ectasia

A

dilation and shortening of terminal breast ducts

20
Q

symptoms duct ectasia

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common in menopause // tender lump around nipple // green, creamy discharge // nipple retraction

21
Q

duct ectasia vs periductal mastitis

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duct ectasia = older women // periductal mastitis = younger + smplers

22
Q

who gets phyllodes tumour

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40-50

23
Q

symptoms phyllodes tumour

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unilateral, slow growing

24
Q

symptoms duct papilloma

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no lumps or skin changes // bleeding from nipple

25
Q

symptoms mastitis

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breastfeeding women // painful, tender, hot breast // fever and malaise

26
Q

1st line mx mastitis

A

keep breastfeeding // analgesia //

27
Q

medical mx mastitis

A

oral fluclox 10-14 days (keep on breasfeeding)

28
Q

orgnaism mastitis

A

staph A

29
Q

what can mastitis progress too

A

abscess

30
Q

symptoms breast abscess

A

tender, fluctuant mass

31
Q

mx breast abscess

A

USS + drain

32
Q

who is breast TB common in

A

affrican women

33
Q

mx cyclical mastalgia

A

supportive bra // analgesia // if 3 months –> refer (bromocriptine or danazol)

34
Q

what is galactocele

A

build up of milk in women who have recently stopped breastfeeding –> cyst (painless and no infection)