Treatment of Breast Disease Flashcards
A scaly, eczema-like erosion of the nipple
Paget’s disease
causes of abnormal lactation
- tranquilizers
- OICs
- Manuel stimulation
- Infection
- Malignancy
Breast/LN exam
- Supraclavicular + infraclavicular LNs
- Examine Breast w/ pt in sitting position andf arms at side, then arms raised over head
- Axillary LNs
- Breast w/ pt in supine
Axillary LN nodules
Metastasis/lymphoma: fixed, firm, immobile, irregular LNs > 1 cm
Infection or Carcinoma: Enlarged, painful, tender LNs matted together
Firm, smooth, round, well-defined, extremely movable breast mass
Tx?
Fibroadenoma
Tx Sx Excision
Clear, straw-colored, or greenish drainage from breast
Fibrocystic Dx
Spontaneous, bloody unilateral nipple discharge
intraductal papillomas
regular mass with ill defined margins; not movable and is inseparable from adjacent tissues
Breast Cancer
Techniques used to ID HER2 gene
- FISH or fluorescent in-situ hybridization
- IHC
Ki67 + MIB-1
Proliferation markers in breast tumors
Mammogram recommendations
- 35-40 YO baseline mammogram
- 40-50 YO consult physician every year
- > 50 YO mammogram every year
Breast cancer T staging
T1: < 2 cm (a. Not fixed to pectoralis b. fixed)
T2: 2 - 5 cm
T3: > 5 cm
T4: Invading chest wall (a. fixation, b. edema or ulceration c. both d. inflammatory)
Breast cancer N staging
N0 - None
N1 movable palpable nodes (a not suspicious or b)
N2 Nods contatining metastases which are fized to another
N3 Supraclavicular/infraclavicular nodes w/ metastases