Pathology of Breast Disease Flashcards
what is the incidence of breast cancer
1 in 8
one quarter of malignancies
what are the risk factors for breast cancer
genetics BRAC1 BRAC2
previous breast cacner
early menarche and late menopause
HRT
what types of bengin breast conditions are there
fibrocystic change fibroadenoma intrauct papilloma-nipple discharge fat necrosis duct ectasia other adenomas
what is a fibroadenoma
most common tumour proliferation of epithelial and stromal elements small, mobile mass with sharp edges not a precursor for cancer peak age 30s
what is an intraduct papilloma
tumour of lactiferous ducts
nipple discharge
what is phyllodes tumour
large bulky mass of connective tissue
leak life projections
some can be malignant
what are the risk factors for. breast cancer
gener age genetics-BRAC1BRAC2 family history perosonal history hormone treatment
what are the different types of non invasive
ductal carcinoma in situ
lobula carcrinoma in stiu
what are the different types of invasive
invasive ductal carcinoma
invasive lobular carcnoma
what diagnostic procedures are there
clinical examiantion mammogram USS MRI FNA biopsy
what is the screening fro breast cancer
very 3 years from 50-70
what are microcalcifications
tiny deposits of calcium appearing anywhere in the breast and show on mammorgram
some can be cancerous
on a mammography what are indicators of cancer
masses
microcalficiations
what should you record in the histological report
invasive vs noninvasive size margins type-ductal or lobular lymph nodes
what is the spread of breast cancer
local
lymphatic
blood