L2: Benign Breast Conditions - Inflammatory Lesions Pt 1

Question 1

Examples of Inflammatory Lesions

Answer 1

Question 2

Etiology of Mastitis Neonatorum

Answer 2

Question 3

CP of Mastitis Neonatorum

Answer 3

Breasts are swollen on 3rd & 4th day & Few drops of milk fluid milk (Witch’s milk) can be expressed from breast

Question 4

Fate of Mastitis Neonatorum

Answer 4

Disappears spontaneously on 3d week

Question 5

Incidence of Mastitis of Puberty

Answer 5

More common in males during puberty

Question 6

CP of Mastitis of Puberty

Answer 6

Question 7

Etiology of Mandor’s Disease

Answer 7

• Thrombophlebitis of superficial veins of breast & anterior chest wall (Lateral thoracic vein)

Question 8

Fate of Mastitis of Puberty

Answer 8

Subsides in 2 weeks

Question 9

TTT of Mandor’s Disease

Answer 9

Self - Limited

Question 10

Etiology of Mastitis of milk engorgement (Milk Congestion)

Answer 10

Obstruction of duct by dry milk or epithelial debris

Question 11

CP of Mastitis of milk engorgement (Milk Congestion)

Answer 11

Question 12

CP of Mastitis of milk engorgement (Milk Congestion)

• general

Answer 12

Constitutional manifestations FAHM)
- Fever is due to milk pyrogens

Question 13

CP of Mastitis of milk engorgement (Milk Congestion)

• Local

Answer 13

Question 14

Prognosis of Mastitis of milk engorgement (Milk Congestion)

Answer 14

If neglected → breast abscess develops

Question 15

TTT of Mastitis of milk engorgement (Milk Congestion)

Answer 15

Prophylactic: Avoid predisposing factors
Active: As breast cellulitis