Surgery Cancer

Question 1

Ductal Carcinoma in situ

Answer 1

Histological dx … ductal epithelium that don’t penetrate the basement membrane

nipple discharge and breast mass

Question 2

Intermittent bloody d/c from one nipple

Answer 2

intraductal papilloma

Question 3

intradutal papilloma location

Answer 3

most are situated beneath the areola

Question 4

ultrasound limitations

Answer 4

can’t detect things smaller than 1 cm

Question 5

can intraductal papilloma be detected on ultrasound

Answer 5

not necessarily… most are no larger than 2mm

Question 6

intraductal papilloma benign or malignant

Answer 6

benign

Question 7

non-healing wounds

Answer 7

suspect SCC

Question 8

non-healing burn wound/ SCC in a burn wound

Answer 8

Marjolin ulcer

Question 9

foamy macrophages and fat globules

Answer 9

fat necrosis (may mimic breast cancer)

Question 10

Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma presentation

Answer 10

orange peel appearance (not Pagets) over a breast mass. usually with discharge. Spreads rapidly

Question 11

firm moveable mass in LUQ of breast

Answer 11

fibroadenoma