Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
12 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Fat Necrosis |
- may simulate carcinoma - firm, irregular, superficial mass -erythema - skin retraction and dumpling - inflammatory response: lipid-laden histiocytes, giant cells, chronic inflammatory infiltrate - resolves with fibrosis (can be confused w tumour) |
|
Mastitis |
- occurs during lactation (esp. primiparas) - predisposing: cutaneous fissures in nipple, breast engorgement (incomplete nursing) - Staph or Streptococci tense, hot, very painful, > acute inflammation - axilliary lymph nodes may become enlarged and tender - may progress to abscess formation that requires surgical drainage, or chronic mastitis - fibrosis |
|
Fibrocytic Change |
- palpable breast masses that fluctuate with the menstrual cycle and maybe associated with pain and tenderness. - However, at least 50% of women have palpably irregular breasts and, inmany women, these palpable lumps probably represent physiologic changes ratherthan a pathologic process. Thus, the term "fibrocystic change" is amore appropriate term to use. · Indeed, the vast majority of patients with fibrocystic change are not atany increased risk for developing breast cancer, although some subgroups do |
|
Cysts |
· Cysts:cavity containing fluid Nonproliferative lesion |
|
Apocrine cange |
nonproliferative lesion |
|
Duct ectasia |
lactiferous ducts become blocked nonproliferative lesion |
|
mild hyperplasia |
nonproliferative lesion |
|
florid/moderate epithelial hyperplasia |
· rapid,unexpected cell growth; in breast tissue, refers to epithelium that almostblocks duct - proliferative lesions without atypia (RR = 1.5-2 x) |
|
Nonproliferative lesions Proliferative lesions without atypia Atypical hyperplasias |
1. no increased risk 2. RR x 1.5-2 3. RR x 4-5 |
|
intraductal papillomas |
· single tumour that grows in large milk ducts - proliferative lesions w/o atypica |
|
Sclerosing adenosis |
extra tissue growth within breast lobules - proliferative lesions w/o atypia |
|
Atypical ductal hyperplasia, atypical lobular hyperplasia (RR) |
atypical hyperplasia |