Invasive Procedures Flashcards

1
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Pneumothorax is associated with which bx type?

A

Core needle bx

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Pneumocystogram

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mammo image taken after doctor injects air into a cyst cavity, post aspiration

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Indications for bx after aspiration: (4)

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  1. thickened wall, difficult needle penetration
  2. abnormal tissue remains within cyst after fluid drained
  3. immediate recurrence of cyst
  4. bloody aspirate
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4
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Least traumatic bx procedure:

A

fine needle aspiration bx (FNAB) - cytology analysis

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5
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Core BX Device

A

14-18 g

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6
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During a bx, when is the needle best seen?

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when beam is perpendicular to long axis of needle

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7
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Which procedure is done to avoid lumpectomy?

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Core Needle Bx

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8
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Directional Vacuum Assisted Core BX (DVAB)

A

CNB performed with special needle and suction (ie Mammotome)

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9
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Mammotome:

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can completely remove small tumors with rotating cutting instrument with 11g needle that removes tissue and vacuums it out for histology

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10
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Advanced Breast Biopsy Instrument (ABBI)

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  • stereotactic bx
  • mammo and computer guid device
  • large core bx(2 cm)
  • prone position
  • local anestesia
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11
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Surgical BX

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Gold-Standard bx method

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12
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Incisional bx

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removes section of tumor

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13
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Excisional bx

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removes entire tumor and surrounding tissue

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14
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What localization is used for non-palpable lesions?

A

pre-opperative needle/dye localization

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15
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Axillary Lymph Node Dissection ( ALND)

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removal of lymph nodes in the axilla for eval of mets from breast primary

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16
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Most common complication of ALND

A

lymphedema

17
Q

Sentinel Lymph Node Dissection (SLND)

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SNL removed or biopsied

18
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Mammographic appearance of hematoma

A
  • varies with age of hematoma

- may see mild increased density or distinct opaque mass or mass of varied density and retracted appearance

19
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Sonographic appearance of hematoma

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  • round or oval
  • wall thickening common
  • fluid/debris levels common
  • posterior enhancement varies with echogenicity of internal debris
20
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Sonographic appearance of seroma

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  • irregular, as the fluid fills the surgical cavity
  • debris and septations
  • posterior enhancement varies
21
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Lymphocele

A

collection of lymphatic fluid, usually related to surgery or interventional procedures

22
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Irradiated breast tissue changes (6)

A
  • skin thickening
  • architectural distortion
  • increased echogenicity of subcutaneous fat
  • highly echogenic parenchyma
  • fat necrosis
  • edema
23
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Fat necrosis

A

-uncommon inflammatory and ischemic process related to breast trauma…fat may turn into fibrous mass or oil cyst

24
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Oil cyst on mammo:

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round/oval radiolucent mass; varied fat/water density within cyst, eggshell calcification (radiodense capsule)

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Mammo appearance of scarring
size and density decreases in time
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Surgical Intervention (4)
1. Lumpectomy 2. Simple Mastectomy 3. Radical Mastectomy 4. Modified Radical Mastectomy****** most common
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TRAM Flap Procedure
Transverse Rectus Abdominis Myocutaneous Flap...reconstructive surgery post-mastectomy
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Systemic Therapy
Chemotherapy or hormone therapy
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Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy
medications given before surgery to reduce size of tumor
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Whole breast radiation therapy
4-6 weeks following lumpectomy
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Brachytherapy
type of accelerated partial breast irradiation (APBI) or breast conservation therapy...treatment time is 5-7 days