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What are the common sites of distant metastasis for breast cancer?

Bone (most common) Lung Liver Brain

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Why do surgeons not usually do lymphatic mapping for breast cancer?

Because unlike cancers like melanoma, breast cancer has a predictable pattern of metastasis to the axilla

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What percentage of breast cancer drains through lymphatics?

97%

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Why is there vertebral involvement in metastatic breast cancer?

Batson’s plexus → valveless veins that drain to vertebral blood supply

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Why are periareolar incisions usually made superiorly?

Because the vascular supply of the breast limits perfusion inferior to the areolar complex

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What are the types of breast tissue?

Glandular (sensitive to ER) Lobular (sensitive to PR)

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Who can’t get blood drawn for genetic testing for breast cancer?

Anyone that had bone marrow transplant or hematologic cancer

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Supracondylar amputation is a type of above-knee a Supracondylar amputation is a type of above-knee amputation performed at the level of the thigh at the distal femur. The word amputation comes from the Latin amputātus, past participle of amputāre meaning to prune back or remove by cutting.

Wilhelm Fabry von Hilden (1560 - 1624) has been credited with performing the first amputation through the thigh. Information on current practices are on the next flew slides - swipe to see more!
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There are pros and cons to every tool we utilize - There are pros and cons to every tool we utilize - this extends to risk calculators. Swipe through to learn about several used for breast cancer and keep in mind NONE of these are perfect as they all usually overestimate breast cancer risk. However, you will see many of them used in every day practice.
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Fournier gangrene is a fulminant form of necrotizi Fournier gangrene is a fulminant form of necrotizing fasciitis that affects the perineal, genital, or perianal regions. It was first described in 1883 by Alfred Fournier, a French dermatologist and venereal specialist. Swipe through to learn more.
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