Breast dataset Flashcards

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Solitary cyst

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Benign
>10mm cyst lined by attenuated or apocrine type
If papillary growth it should go under papilloma or carcinoma

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Fibrocystic change

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Multiple cyst formation
Lined by apocrine epithelium, fibrosis, UEH and columnar change
Different to cystic change within other lesion
if hyperplasia present, it should be mentioned separately
Apocrine can only be atypical when nuclear size is greater than 3x

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Columnar cell change without atypia

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Spectrum of columnar cell hyperplasia to flat epithelial atypia and flat HG DCIS

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Fibroadenoma

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Two population
Connective tissue and epithelium - pericanalicular or intracanalicular growth pattern
mainly spindle cell but can have other mesenchymal pattern
Epithelium - bilayer, may have some changes - apocrine metaplasia, sclerosing adenosis, blunt duct adenosis, hyperplasia of usual type
May have atypia - usually lobular

Malignant cases
stroma - sarcomatoid
Cellular
infiltrative
Mitotic activity
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Papilloma

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Arborescent, fibrovascular stroma covered by inner myoepithelial and outer epithelial layer
can have associated UEP, Atypia and DCIS

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Sclerosing adenosis

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organoid lobular enlargement
increased numbers of acinar structures exhibit elongation and distortion
Epithelial component benign
Can infiltrate connective tissue
Calcification can be present
Can get cancerisation
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Sclerosing lesion - radial scar

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Pseudoinfiltrative growth pattern
Less than 10mm
Tubular but not cellular
Fibroelastosis random
Positive for myoepithelial marker
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Periductal mastitis/ductal ectasia

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larger to intermediate size ducts in sub areolar location
Duct lined by normal/attenuated epithelium
Contain eosinophilic material
Inflammatory infiltrate with plasma cells

Duct ectasia vs cyst
More round than elongated shape
Tendency to cluster
Lack of stromal elastin
Frequent presence of apocrine metaplasia
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Usual epithelial hyperplasia

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mixed population of epithelial cells, myoepithelial cells
mosaic pattern
ER is heterogeneic positive
Irregular slit like lumina
Infrequent mitosis
Streaming epithelial bridges
Nuclear space uneven
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Atypical ductal hyperplasia

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Uniform cell population, merge with UEH within same duct space
MIxture of well delineated area and irregular slit like tubule
Rare necrosis
Nucleoli small
Negative CK5
Uniform ER

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DCIS

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Single unform cell population
Well developed micropapillary, cribriform or solid patterns
Well delinated regular pucnhed out lumina
Nuclear spacing even
Monotonous population
Nucleoli small

Can have different variant
apocrine
clear cell 
neuroendocrine
signet ring
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Columnar cell lesions types

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Columnar cell change
Columnar cell hyperplasia
Flat epithelial atypia
Flat HG in situ carcinoma

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Columnar cell change and hyperplasia

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Lobular acini lined by epithelial cells that are tall and snouted in a manner similar
When it is piled up - hyerplasia
Often dilated tubule

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Flat epithelial atypia

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Cells amorphologically similar to ADH/DCIS
Round nuclei with clumped chromatin/vesicular nuclei
Mitosis are infrequent
Nuclear polarity disturbed

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Atypical lobular hyperplasia/LCIS

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Cytological features
Discohesive
Round, cuboidal, polygonal with clear cytoplasm
Nuclei with nucleoli

ALH - less than half TDLU
LCIS - more than half TDLU

Pleomorphic variant - grade 3
can have necrosis and calcification

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16
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Papillary carcinoma in situ

Encysted papillary carcinoma

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No myoepithelial cells in the fibrovascular core
PCIS had myoepithelial cell at the duct
ECP Ca - no myoepithelial layer

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Paget’s disease of the nipple

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Adenocarcinoma cells within the epidermis of the nipple
Cam5.2 and Her2 +ve
Needs to r/o Melanoma, SCC

18
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Invasive carcinoma

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Pure - >90%
Mixed - 50-90%
NOS - <50%

Grade
Tubular formation - >75%, 10-75% and <10%
Cribriform count as tubules
Nuclear atypia - cell size, vesicular nuclei, nucleoli, shape variation
MItotic activity - (0.5mm FOV) <7, <14, >14

Grade 1 3-5
grade 2 6/7
grade 3 8/9

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Invasive lobular carcinoma

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intracytoplasmic lumina
Alveolar variant exhibits small aggregates of >20 cells
solid variant 
Tubulo-lobular - microtubule formation
Pleomorphic 
"Single file"
20
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Invasive tubular carcinoma

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Round, ovoid, angulated tubules
Cellular fibrous stroma
DDx radial scar
Infiltrate fat
low grade by definition
21
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Invasive micropapillary carcinoma

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“up side down”
Aggregate of cuboidal to columnar neoplastic cells
Empty stromal space
Apical pole faces out

22
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Metaplastic carcinoma

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Heterogenous grousp with differentiation into squamous and mesenchymal lesion

Squamous cell - usuallly within cyst lining
fibromatosis like - spindle cell type with squamous cell, low mitotic activity
low grade adenosquamous
Spindle cell carcinoma - pleomorphic