O+G - Breast Disease Flashcards

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Definition - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Pre-cancerous condition affecting lobular breast cells

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Presentation - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Asymptomatic - incidental finding on screening

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Management - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Surgical removal of abnormal cells
Follow up to monitor for cancerous changes

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Complication - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Increased risk of breast cancer

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Causes - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Untreated mastitis

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Common Causative Organisms - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Most common = staph aureus

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Presentation - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Painful, red warm breast
Fluctuant swelling
Systemic symptoms of infection

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Diagnosis - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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USS

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Management - Atypical Lobular Hyperplasia

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Antibiotics
Drainage
Encourage continued breastfeeding

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Genetic Risk Factor - Breast Cancer

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BRCA mutations

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Presentation - Breast Cancer

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Asymptomatic (found at screening)
Changes in appearance and skin texture
Breast lump
Pain
Nipple discharge

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Diagnosis - Breast Cancer

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Triple assessment = examination, imaging + biopsy

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Two Week Wait Referral Criteria - Breast Cancer

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Unexplained breast/axilla lump >30
Unilateral nipple changes >50
Skin changes suggestive of breast cancer

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Management - Breast Cancer

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Surgery (lumpectomy or WLE)
Chemotherapy
Hormonal therapy

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Management - Breast Cancer (HER2+)

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Trastuzumab

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Management - Breast Cancer (ER+)

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Pre-menopausal = tamoxifen
Post-menopausal = aromatase inhibitors e.g. anastrozole

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Risk Factor - Breast Cyst

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Peri-menopausal age group

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Presentation - Breast Cyst

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Smooth, mobile ± fluctuant breast lump
Pain in some cases

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Management - Breast Cyst

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Aspiration or excision if required

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Diagnosis - Mastalgia

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Breast pain diary
Exclude other underlying causes

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Management - Mastalgia

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Supportive bra
NSAIDs
Heat

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Definition - DCIS

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A non-invasive tumour confined to the ducts of the breast

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Presentation - DCIS

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Asymptomatic (screening)
Breast lump
Nipple discharge
Skin changes

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Diagnosis - DCIS

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Triple assessment

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Management - DCIS

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Surgical excision if <4cm
Mastectomy if >4cm

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Definition - Duct Ectasia

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Mammary ducts under the nipple widen and become clogged
A benign condition

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Risk Factors - Duct Ectasia

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Increasing age
Smoking !!!!!!

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Presentation - Duct Ectasia

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Asymptomatic (screening)
Bloody/purulent discharge
Breast lump
Nipple retraction
Pain

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Diagnosis - Duct Ectasia

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Triple assessment

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Management - Duct Ectasia

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Analgesia
Smoking cessation
Excision of involved ducts in some cases

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Risk of Cancer - Duct Ectasia

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None

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Definition - Fat Necrosis

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Benign lump of dead/damaged breast tissue

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Causes - Fat Necrosis

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Local trauma
Warfarin therapy
Surgery
Radiation

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Risk Factors - Fat Necrosis

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Increasing age
Larger breast size
Obesity

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Presentation - Fat Necrosis

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Breast lump
Painless

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Diagnosis - Fat Necrosis

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Imaging (mammogram/USS)
Needle biopsy

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Management - Fat Necrosis

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NSAIDs, warm compress
Some cases need surgery

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Definition - Fibroadenoma

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Benign tumour of stromal/epithelial breast tissue

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Presentation - Fibroadenoma

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Asymptomatic (screening)
Firm, discrete, painless and highly mobile mass

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Diagnosis - Fibroadenoma

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Triple assessment

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Management - Fibroadenoma

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Reassurance
>3cm = excise

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Definition - Fibrocystic Change

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Lumpy breasts that fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle

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Presentation - Fibrocystic Change

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Asymptomatic (screening)
Pain - acute or cyclical
Smooth, discrete lumpiness

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Symptom Timing - Fibrocystic Change

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Prior to menstruation, resolving when it starts

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Diagnosis - Fibrocystic Change

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Imaging (mammography/USS)

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Management - Fibrocystic Change

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Reassure
NSAIDs

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Definition - Gynaecomastia

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Enlargement of glandular breast tissue in males

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Cause - Gynaecomastia

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Increased oestrogen to androgen ratio

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Management Outline - Gynaecomastia

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  1. Observation and reassurance
  2. Treat cause
  3. Tamoxifen
  4. Danazol
  5. Refer for surgery
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Complications - Gynaecomastia

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Psychological impacts

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Definition - Paget’s disease of the Nipple

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High grade DCIS that has extended along ducts to reach the epidermis

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Underlying Process - Paget’s disease of the Nipple

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Breast cancer

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Presentation - Paget’s disease of the Nipple

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Eczema of the nipple
Itch

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Diagnosis - Paget’s disease of the Nipple

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Triple assessment

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Management - Paget’s disease of the Nipple

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Mastectomy
Chemo/radiotherapy
Hormone therapy

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Presentation - Mastitis

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Hot, swollen tender area
Usually unilateral

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Diagnosis - Mastitis

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Clinical
Consider USS and culture

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Management - Mastitis

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Analgesia
CONTINUE BREASTFEEDING
Antibiotics if indicated

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Antibiotics - Mastitis

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Flucloxacillin 1g QDS

Clinindamycin 450mg TDS if pen allergic

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Complications - Mastitis

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Recurrence
Breast abscess

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Presentation - Intraductal Papilloma

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Asymptomatic (screening)
Lump
Bloody discharge
Pain

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Diagnosis - Intraductal Papilloma

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Triple assessment

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Management - Intraductal Papilloma

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Excision

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Definition - Galactocele

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Cysts filled with breast milk

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Presentation - Galactocele

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Firm, mobile and painless breast lump

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Definition - LCIS

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Neoplastic proliferation of cells in a breast lobule

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Presentation - LCIS

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Asymptomatic (screening)
Lump
Nipple discharge
Skin changes

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Diagnosis - LCIS

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Triple assessment

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Management - LCIS

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Observation
Mastectomy inn some cases

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Definition - Phyllodes Tumour

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Slow growing, unilateral tumour of the storm of the breast
Can be benign or malignant

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Presentation - Phyllodes Tumour

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Lump - smooth, slow growing, unilateral
Pain
Red warm skin

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Diagnosis - Phyllodes Tumour

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Triple assessment

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Management - Phyllodes Tumour

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WLE
Radio/chemotherapy if needed