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anatomy
tear shaped glands
related to endocrine system
attached to chest wall, sternum, rest on pectoralis major
ducts connect lobes, lobules, & glands for nursing
muscles related to breast
pectoralis major & minor, serratus anterior, latissimus dorsi
arteries related to breast
internal mammary artery, axillary artery, lateral thoracic artery
veins related to breast
internal mammary v., intercostal v., empty to pulmonary capillaries by SVC
hormones related to breast
estrogen, progesterone, prolactin
lymphatics
axillary lymph nodes; 97% of drainage
internal mammary route - 3%
transpectoral route, SCLAV - very small %
routes of spread
multifocal and multicentric, direct infiltration of surrounding structures
multifocal
local spread, same quadrant
multicentric
less common, different quadrants
etiology
GENDER!!!
early age at menarche, long duration of menstrual life
late age at first pregnancy
late age menopause
epidemiology
1 in 8 will develop over lifetime
incidence inc. in males
young women typically do worse
60% will be cured, 1/3 will die from met
signs & symptoms
mass
skin dimpling, peau d’orange
nipple discharge
paget’s disease of nipple
alteration in breast contour/shape
lymphadenopathy
most common histopathology
infiltrating ductal carcinoma 70-80%
infiltrating lobular carcinoma 5-10%
detection & diagnosis
mammogram, BSE, CT/MRI, biopsy (fine needle, core, vacuum-assisted, large core, open surgical)
malignant masses
fixed, asymptomatic, & painless, typically postmenopausal
Tis Staging
carcinoma in situ (DCIS, LCIS, Paget w/ no tumor mass)
T1 staging
tumor 2cm or less across
T2 staging
>2cm but not more than 5cm across
T3 staging
>5cm across
T4 staging
any size growing into chest wall or skin including inflammatory breast ca.
Haagensen’s Grave Signs
edema of skin (>1/3 of breast)
skin ulceration
fixation to chest wall
axillary LN >2.5cm
fixed axillary lymph node
principles of tx
surgery followed by chemo & EBRT
OARs
lung: 17 gy
skin: 45 gy
other breast: 10-20 gy
heart: 45 gy