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ihc for myoepithelial cells
Alpha smooth muscle actin +
Calponin +
Caldesmon +
S-100 +
HMW CK +
Smooth muscle myosin heavy chain +
Rare GFAP +
Negative for ER, PR, desmin, LMW
CK
what is polythelia
supernumery nipples
what is polymastia
extra breast tissue (usu axillary)
acute mastitis often associated with what bug
S aureus
hx fx of duct ectasia
Dilated ducts
inspissated secretions
Plasma cell mastitis
asteroid bodies in breast
silicon implants (also sarcoid)
increase cancer risk from "b9" breast lesions
x 4-5 risk (not sure of first and last in terms of numerics!)
Florid epithelial hyperplasia
atypical lobular hyperplasia
Atypical ductal hyperplasia
Family history
if see myxoid FA, think
Carney’s syndrome (cardiac and
cutaneous myxomas, myxoid FA,
endocrine overactivity, pigmentation)
how phyllodes tumor is spread
hematogenously**

recall: can see heterologous elements in phyllodes tumors
what
what
lactating adenoma!!!- note dilated glands
most common malignancies in pregnant women
1. cervical
2. breast
what
what
tubular adenoma
what, need to excise?
what, need to excise?
adenomyoepithelioma
are large duct intraductal papillomas premalignant?
no, >50 years
what
what
nipple adenoma
paget's dz of breast - ul or bl
unilateral
ihc for paget's dz of breast
Mucin, PAS, BRST-2, ER, CK 7, EMA+
ddx of paget's dz
D/D: Bowen’s disease, melanoma, clear cell
change in epidermis
any increased risk for breast ca; sclerosing adenosis
1.7x
what
what
microglandular adenosis; mimic of ca; PAS-D + hyaline eosinophilic material
NO MYOEPITHELIAL CELLS so don't be fooled
what is secretory adenosis
same thing as microglandular adenosis but two layers
increased risk of radial scar
1.8x
CK5/6+ in UDH of breast
positive, goes away in ADH
cytogenetic findings in ADH and DCIS
16q-, 17p-, 1q+
definition of microinvasive ca
Less than or equal to 1mm in any single focus
cytogenetics and ihc of lobular ca
ER +PR +HER-2/neu –E-Cadherin – (DCIS is +)
16q-, 1q+ (similar to dcis except that listed included 17p)
LCIS risks for breast ca
Subsequent invasive cancer in either breast 25%
patients: lobular or ductal; ~10x risk
what
what
breast - intracytoplasmic mucin droplet
where does lobular ca met to
Metastases: CSF, ovaries, uterus, peritoneal
ihc for lobular ca
ER, PR + HER-2/neu -
S100, cyclin D1, GCDFP 15 +
E-cadherin – (note: positive in tubulolobular variant)
most aggressive breast cas
Ductal
Lobular
Squamous
Metaplastic
Apocrine
what, ihc, histochemical stain
what, ihc, histochemical stain
apocrine cell ca
androgen+,
er/pr-

PASDr
low grade invasive ca of breast
Papillary (older patients)
Tubular (best prognosis, apical snouts)
Colloid
Medullary
Adenoid Cystic
Juvenile (aka secretory ca)
what
what
medullary ca (recall may be better prognosis but triple negative tumor!!!)
what type of breast ca is increased in brca1 (at least this one)
medullary
another name for secretory ca
juvenile ca
what, patient population, histology, histochemical staining
what, patient population, histology, histochemical staining
secretory ca
Juvenile carcinoma (children, adults)
Well-circumscribed, pushing margins
Central hyalinization
Cells with vacuolated cytoplasm
Eosinophilic PAS+ secretion
what
what, prognostically, ihc
micropapillary ca
likely to have LN mets
ihc: funny staining pattern muc1 and ema - reverse polarity
prognosis
prognosis
metaplastic ca, worse prognosis
what
what
granular cell tumor
what
what
angiosarcoma
ihc staining
ihc staining
PASH
Positive stains: vimentin, CD34, PR (intense)
Negative stains: Factor 8, Ulex, CD31, ER, keratin
what
what
gynecomastia
what
what
met prostate ca (loves to go to breast)
treatment for her2/neu
herceptin/adriamycin (better response to anthracyclines if her2/neu positive)
review cold ischemia time/formalin fixation time
review
genetic predisposition to breast ca/syndrome
BBLCA
Brca1 and 2
Li fraumeni
cowden's
ataxia-telangiectasia
czomal site: BRCA 1
17q21
czomal site: brca2
13q12
mutation: li fraumeni
p53
czomal site: cowden
10q
Ataxia telangiectasia czomal site
czome 11
what are brca1 patients at risk for
Medullary, HG tumors
Ovary, prostate, colon
luminal A pattern
ER, PR+; Her2 -
luminal B pattern
ER, PR+; Her2+/-
her2 type breast ca
ER, PR -; Her2 +
basal type: pattern, who gets it
triple neg, young AA
what are brca2 at risk for
breast ca
Male breast, ovary, prostate,
pancreas
breast and POP (in male breast ca)