Surgery Flashcards
sudden increasing tumor in breast
phylloid tumor;; Compared to phyllodes tumors, fibroadenomas tend to be smaller in size, remain the same size or grow slowly, and usually occur in younger (20–30 years) wome
after core needle biopsy, what should you do for phylloid tumour
CT thorax met contrast gezien het risico op metastase
what is the most important behandeling van phylloid tumour
wide local excision if it is benign, simple mastectomy if it is malignent
cystosarcoma phylloodes is
a benign tumor the treatment of which is wide local excision
for a a large phyolodes tumour that is constantly growing in size, the treatment
simple mastectomy
fibroadenomas
- most common benign tumor in the breast
- hormonal relathship persist during reproductive years and can increae in size during pregnancy or with estrogen therapy and usually regress after menopause
- common tussen 15-35 jaar oud
- management: core biopsy or FU with ultrasound and breast examination
mass on the breast that is mobile
fibroadenoma, not painful, no relation to menses
fibrocyst
has relation to menseses
fibrocyst
completely disappears with aspiration
repeat after 2 cycls
BIRADS
management BIRADS
management BIRADS 3-5
complication mastectomy
ductal hyperplasia management
wide surgical excision
breast abcess
Breast pain, erythema, and edema
Purulent discharge from the nipple of the affected breast
Fluctuant mass on palpation
Possibly overlying skin necrosis
Fever
Nausea
breast abcess management
incision and drainage
acute mastitis organism
a staph aureus up to 10% of nursing mothers (particularly 2–3 weeks postpartum).tender, firm, swollen, erythematous breast (generally unilateral)
malaise, fever, and chills
Pain during breastfeeding