Breast Disorders (CMPP)

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Witches milk

secretion of milky material from infant nipples from maternal hormones

usually stops after 5 to 7 days

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How does the breast change with onset of puberty (10-12 y/o)

Areola further enlarges and darkens

a mass of tissue develops beneath the areola

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How does the breast change with onset of menses

Breasts are well developed, and the nipple projects forward

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When do breasts finish developing

13-15 y/o

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How does the breast change with menses

engorgement that occurs 3-5 days before menses,

increase in breast size,

density and nodularity of the breast

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If trying to diagnose breast mass, what time of cycle should be avoided

3-5 days before menses

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How does breasts change with pregnancy

the breasts become fuller and firmer,

the areola darkens,

the nipples become erect,

increased venous network,

third trimester colostrum is produced

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How does breasts change with nursing

marked engorgement, after

breasts become softer and less nodular

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How does breasts change with menopause

breasts decrease in size

become less dense with an increase in elastic tissue

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How frequently are clinical breast exam looked

at least every three years (age 20-40);

yearly after age 40

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What is the most important thing for clincial breast exam

Distinguishing benign lumps and malignancies

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a lump that shrinks in size during one part of the month and swells during other times is likely

normal glandular tissue

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What lymph nodes are palpated for breat exam

Axilla

Supraclavicular

Infraclavicular

Cervical

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Most Common Benign Breast Condition

Fibrocystic Breast Changes

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Presentation of Fibrocystic BReast Changes

Pain (Mastaglia) and Engorgement

Worst at menses

Multiple bilateral lesions

Larger cysts → fill like balloon with fluid

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Who commonly gets fibrocystic breast changes

Premenopausal women

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Test of Choice for Fibrocystic Breast Changes

Ultrasound

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Management for Fibrocystic Breast Changes

breast support

Heat or ice on the breast

Gentle massage

NSAIDS and acetaminophen

restriction of salt, caffeine, and tobacco

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When should we do aspirations of breast mass

Appears cystic

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How does fibrocystic lesions appear with aspiration

Straw-colored, brown, or green fluid

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When do we perform biopsy for breast mass

Mass persists after cycle

Cyst that doesn’t resolve from aspiration

Spontaneous nipple discharge

Abnormal mammogram

Clincal Concern

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Fibroadenoma

most common benign tumor found in the breast

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Characteristics of Fibroadenomas

painless,

freely movable,

firm and rubbery with distinct margins

average 2-3 cm in diameter

both glandular and fibrous tissue present

do not change during the menstrual cycle

usually slow-growing

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Who commonly gets Fibroadenomas

Women < 35 y/o

Black

Pregnany

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Management for Fibroadenoma

Repeat ultrasound and breast examination in 3-6 months

Can also be managed with a core biopsy

Excision ← enlarging on ultrasound

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What should be ordered for serous / milky nipple discharge

Serum prolactin

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Hyperprolactiemia + Galactorrhea is likely

Pituitary adenoma

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Wat can cause milky breast discharge

Breast Stimulation

Psychotrophic medications

Renal Disease

Hypothyroidism

Pituitary ADenoma

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Management for Purulent Breast Discahreg

Treat with Abx

drain abscesses

Re-evaluate

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Most Common Cause of Bloody Nipple Discharge

Intraductal Papilloma

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What can cause bloody nipple discharge

Intraductal papilloma

Breast Cancer

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Work-Up for Bloody Nipple Discharge

Mammogram

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Duct Excision

Biopsy

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Most Common Cause of Green Nipple Discharge

Ductal ectasia

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Causes of Green Nipple Discharge

Ductal Ectasia

Fibrocystic Changes

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What should be done for unilateral nipple discharge

Eval for breast masses

Mammogram

Ductogram

Fine Needle Excision

Breat Biopsy

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Mastitis

Infection of the breast secondary to infant pharynx

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Most common pathogens for Mastitis

S. aureus

MRSA

Strep

H. flu

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When does masitis typcially present

Several weeks postpartum while breastfeeding

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Presentation of Mastitis

Fever and Chills

Malaise

General ache

Breast tenderness

Erythema and enlargement of breast quadrant

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Management for Mastitis

Dicloxacillin / Cephalexin 500 mg QID x 10-14 days

Continue breastfeeding

Use cold or warm compress

NSAIDs / Acetaminophen

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Why do we encourage breastfeeeding in cases of mastitis

It will decrease the enlargement and help resolve the condition quicker

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If a masitits patient has persistent fever despite Abx, you should suspect

Breast Abscess

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Breast abscess

Collection of pus in breast tissue

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Risk Factors for Breast abscess

mastitis

Smoking

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Common pathogens of Breast abscess

Staph

MRSA

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Presentation of Breast abscess

Painful inflammation of breast

Fever

Malaise

Tender, Fluctuant, palpable mass

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How is masititis dx?

Clinical

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How are breast abscesses dx?

US

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How are breast abscesses tx?

Needle aspiration under ultrasound guidance

Surgical drainage

Dicloxacillin / Cephalexin 500 mg QID x 10-14 days

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Gynecomastia

Benign proliferation of glandular tissue of MALE breast

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How much growth is considered gynecomastia

Greater than size of nipple and 2+ cm

New growths

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What causes gyencomastia

Increased estrogen to androgen ration

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Presentation of Gynecomastia

Enlargement of male breast tissue

Tenderness (Adolesnece)

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dx method for Gynecomastia

Clinical

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What tests are important to order on gynecomastia if cancer is a concern

Testosterone Level

Mammogram

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Management fro Gyencomastia

Stop offending medications

Observation

Treat underlying condition

Androgens

Surgery

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Intraductal papillomas

Polypoid epithelial tumors arising in the ducts of the breast

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Characterisitics of Intraductal Papillomas

2-5 mm in size

Typically not palpable

Spontanous bloody, serous, or cloudy nipple discharge

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Why are intraductal papillomas usually excised, despite being benign

They present too similar to carcinoma

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Galactocele

Ductal obstruction and inflammation during or soon after lactation causes a milk retention cyst

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Complications of Untreated Galatocele

Masitits

Breast Abscess

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Managment of Non-Infected Galactocele

Needle Aspiration

Decompression of Ducts