Vesalius SCALpel : Benign breast disease (see also: breast folios)

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Vesalius SCALpel : Benign breast disease (see also: breast folios) Breast cancer risk Imaging Pain non-proliferative: only fibroadenoma may be associated with a slight risk of cancer proliferative: moderate or florid hyperplasia, papilloma with fibrovascular core slight increased risk (1.5-2X) proliferative with atypia: atypical ductal/lobular hyperplasia (ADH, ALH), 4-5X risk mammography: breast imaging, reporting and data system (BI-RADS) abnormal findings: mass, microcalcifications, asymmetric density, developing density, architectural distortion, dilated ducts, radial scar classification: 0 incomplete 1 negative 2 benign, standard surveillance 3 probably benign, 4-6mo f/u mammo, most FCD, fibroadenoma 4 suspicious, biopsy recommended, 30% cancer, most DCIS 5 highly suspicious, biopsy recommended, most infiltrating ductal benign calcifications: skin, vascular, coarse (popcorn, degenerating fibroadenoma), large rodlike, round, eggshell, milk of calcium indeterminate calcifications: amorphous, indistinct higher risk: pleomorphic (different shape, size) US high sensitivity, low specificity, doesn t see microcalcifications B (brightness mode) benign characteristics: smooth distinct margins, homogeneous, width > height through-transmission = posterior enhancement MRI: young, dense, high risk, identify additional suspicious areas in patient with mammographically identified lesion, guide extent of wide excision; high false positive ductography, ductoscopy (0.9mm scope) for unilateral, bloody discharge 80% of women have some degree of fibrocystic disease, cyclical enhancement of pain with menses chronic cystic mastitis: ductal blunting, papillomatosis, sclerosing adenosis, apocrine metaplasia rarely a symptom of cancer (5-12%) non-cyclical pain: increased estrogen and prolactin, decreased progesterone caffeine: theory: methylxanathines interfere with degradation of ATP in breast restricting caffeine may decrease nodularity, minimal effect on pain essential fatty acid deficiency primrose oil extract corrects? 2w anti-inflammatory, reassurance, 85% success 26 December 2008 1

oral contraceptives may treat or initiate bromocryptine for hyperprolactinemia danazol: binds progesterone and androgen receptors (not estrogen recep.) very effective (70%) with cyclical pain prohibitive side effects: virilization, hirsuitism, acne, lowered voice TAM: 98% effective for cyclical, 50% non-cyclical; 10mg/d X 6mo hot flashes in pre-menopausal postmenopausal pain r/o non-breast causes D/C hormones, consider progesterone alone (bloating side effect) bromocryptine ineffective most likely factor estrogen Mondor s disease: superficial thrombophlebitis lateral side of breast Fibroadenoma median age 30y most common breast lesion in child excisional bx in growing breast can cause deformity, wait to late puberty US best imaging modality in dense young breast doubling time 6-12mo, max size usually < 3cm 15% may show some regression may observe if proven benign, most get excised triple negative dx: clinical breast exam, imaging, biopsy (FNA, core) short term f/u if still uncertain periareolar less mobile Giant fibroadenoma young (15-20), > 5cm, black and oriental higher incidence rapid enlargement over several weeks benign, not associated with malignant degeneration epithelial and connective tissue components can infarct, cause pain local excision, breast usually regains normal shape (differentiate from juvenile hypertrophy which is usually bilateral) Phyllodes tumor difficult to differentiate from fibroadenoma peak 35-55 local recurrence potential 1 cm margin rarely (10%) transform to cancer, rarely metastasize areas of necrosis suspicious malignant do not spread to lymph nodes 26 December 2008 2

in child 95% benign Cyst Discharge Infection 10% incidence, late reproductive, peak 40-50 involute after menopause if not on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) aspiration definitive Rx 90% of cases bloody send for cytology if residual mass after aspiration do Bx intraductile papillary cancer can present as cyst unilateral, single duct, spontaneous, persistent = pathologic galactorrhea bilateral in non-lactating usually due to mechanical stimulation of breast seen in extremes of reproductive life colored discharge duct ectasia common, excise subareolar ducts for persistent discharge if no plan for future breast feeding bloody discharge 15% underlying Ca risk of malignancy increases with age majority intraductile papilloma, most common cause most papillomas within 2-3cm of nipple if can localize do local duct excision, if not do general subareolar duct excision lactating breast infection most < 1mo postpartum, staph aureus aspirate, treat with antibiotics often successful avoid chance of milk fistula if doesn t resolve do I&D breast feeding not contraindicated subareolar abscess/mammillary fistula (Zuska s disease) recurrent subareolar abscess from intermittent duct obstruction reproductive years 95% associated with tobacco use mixed aerobic/anaerobic excise involved ducts recurrence common peripheral abscess less common than subareolar post menopausal staph aureus 26 December 2008 3

Gynecomastia risks: diabetes, steroids drain (aspiration) and antibiotics (85% successful) or I&D 3 peaks: neonatal, puberty, adult 40% of 10-16yos, probably related to increased estrogen to androgen ratio if bilateral reassure unilateral probably local factor: hormone receptors or local hormone conversion decreased androgens: anorchia, Klinefelters, cryptorchidism, viral orchitis, bilateral torsion increased estrogens: testicular tumor, adrenal disease, advanced liver dis, hyperthyroidism, starvation, refeeding; ectopic HCG (lung, liver, kidney) majority resolve 6 mo 3rd peak >60 R/O cancer drugs: classes: hormones, antiestrogens, antibiotics, antiucler, chemotherapy (alkylating), cardiovascular, psychotropic, substance abuse examples: androgens, spironolaceone, digoxin, Ca++ channel blockers, marijuana, griseofulvine, ketaconazole, pheonthiazine, reserpine, tricyclics, cimetadine (& other H2 blockers), methyldopa, INH, metocloprimide, chemotherapy agents, antihypertensive, Rogam trial TAM 10mg BID X 3mo, or excise if significant amt true breast tissue, liposuction helps contour periphery and minimize saucer-like defect pseudogynecomastia: fatty, diffuse Pseudoangiomatous stromal hyperplasia non-neoplastic mass, thickening, may be incidental finding complex anastomotic patterns, resemble angiosarcoma endothelial markers distinguish angiosa mammo: round, oval, well circumscribed US hypoechoic with cystic spaces excise with margin, 7% recurrent ER/PR negative, etiology uncertain Granulomatous mastitis ascending ductal infection (Tb, bartonella 3% in developing countries) autoimmune component lump, galactorrhea, inflammation, skin induration/ulceration nodules on mammo and US FNA for cytology and organisms 26 December 2008 4

non-infectious complete excision plus oral steroids, anti-inflammatory or colchicine to complete remission; 50% recurrence 26 December 2008 5