Title: Management of Breast Disease
1Management of Breast Disease
- Joseph A. Lucci III, M.D.
- Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Division of Gynecologic Oncology
2Breast Disease
Role of Primary Care Physician
- Reproductive Health
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
- Cancer Screening
3Breast Anatomy
COMPONENTS
- Skin
- Fat
- Gland
- Connective Tissue
- Vessels
4Breast Anatomy
TOPOGRAPHY
5Breast Anatomy
GLAND
- 10 20 Ducts
- Duct Drains Lobe
- Lobe Contains 20 40 Lobules
- Lobule Contains 10 100 Alveoli
6Breast Anatomy
FASCIAL SUPPORT
- Campers Fascia
- Pectoral Fascia
- Coopers Ligaments
7Breast Anatomy
VASCULATURE
- ARTERIAL
- Internal Mammary
- Lateral Thoracic
- LYMPHATICS
- Drainage
- Nodal Levels
8Breast Anatomy
NODAL LEVELS
- Level I Lateral Pectoralis Minor
- Level II Deep Pectoralis Minor
- Level III Medial Pectoralis Minor
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10Breast Cancer Location
11Components of Appropriate Screening Program
- Professional Physical Examination
- Breast Self Examination (BSE)
- Mammography
12Breast Exam
SITTING POSITION
- OBSERVE
- Mass Effect
- Arm Position
- PALPATE
- Breast
- Nodes
13Breast Exam
LYING POSITION
- Positioning
- Palpation
- Discharge
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15Breast Disease
Nipple Discharge 432 Patients
16Nipple Discharge
- Galactorrhea
- Intraductal papilloma
- Duct ectasia
- Carcinoma
17Screening RecommendationsProfessional Breast Exam
18Screening RecommendationsBreast Self Exam (BSE)
- Recommended monthly for all women over the age of
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19Breast Disease
IMAGING
- MAMMOGRAPHY
- 2 Views
- Magnification
- ULTRASOUND
20Carcinoma
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc 198591.
21Comedo Carcinoma
Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography. New York,
New York Thieme Inc 1985168
22Ductal Carcinoma
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 1985169
23Breast CancerMammographic Screening
24Absolute Indicationsfor Breast Biopsy
- Biopsy any suspicious palpable lesions.
- Biopsy any suspicious area seen on mammogram, but
not palpable
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26Breast Mass Presumed Benign
27FIBROCYSTIC CHANGES
- 50 80 of all women
- Etiology
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
28FIBROCYSTIC CHANGESDiagnosis
- Palpation
- Mammography
- Ultrasound
- Aspiration
- Biopsy
29Fibrosystic Changes
TREATMENT
- OCPS
- Methylxanthines
- Nicotine
- Vitamin E
- Hormones
- Bromocriptine
30Fibrosystic Changes
CANCER RISK
- Extent of Proliferative Changes
- Variable
31Proliferative Breast Disease
CANCER RISK
32Sclerosing Lesions
- Fibrocystic Changes
- Small, Irregular
- Resembles CA
- DX FNA
- TX Excision
33Sclerosing Duct Hyperplasia
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 1985106
34Adenoma
- Age 20 30 yrs
- Groups
- Tubular
- Lactating
- DX FNA
- TX Observe, Excision
35Fibro-adeno-lipoma
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 198525
36Lipoma
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 198521
37Fibroadenoma
- Age 20 49 yrs
- Firm, Painless
- Bilateral 15 25
- DX FNA
- TX Observe, Excise
38Fibroadenoma
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 1985200
39Phylloides Tumor
- Age 30 55 yrs
- Slow Growing
- Epithelial and Stromal
- 10 Sarcoma
- DX FNA
- TX Excision
40Cystosarcoma Phylloides
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 198563
41Intraductal Papilloma
- Age 45 50 yrs
- Bloody Discharge
- Unilateral, small
- TX Excision
- CA Risk Rare, Multiple Lesions
42Intraductal Papilomatosis
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 1985192
43Intraductal Papillomatosis
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 198548
44Ductal Ectasia
- Age Perimenopausal
- Bilateral
- Sticky, Thick, Green Discharge
- DX Exam
- TX ABX, Excision
- CA Risk Rare
45Breast CancerUS Statistics, 2000
- 182,800 new cases in women
- 40,800 deaths in women
- 18 women will develop breast cancer in lifetime
Greenlee et al, CA Cancer J Clin 2000, 507-33
46Cancer Incidence 1998
Cancer Facts and Figures ACS, 1998
47Breast CancerFive Year Survival (1989-95)
Greenlee et al, CA Cancer J Clin 2000, 507-33
48Breast Cancer
- Incidence has plateaued since 1987
- Mortality rates have been stable or declining
- 5 year survival for localized disease has improved
49Presentation of Breast Cancer(744 Patients)
50Breast Cancer
RISK FACTORS
- Sex
- Parity
- Menses
- Socioeconomic
- Race
- Diet
- Weight
51Breast Cancer Risk AssessmentModified Gail Model
- Age
- Family history of breast cancer
- Age at first live birth, if any
- Number of breast biopsies
- History of atypical hyperplasia
- Age at menarche
- Race
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54Breast CancerFamily History
55Breast Cancer Risk Factors
based on data from Collaborative Group on
Hormonal Factors in Breast Cancer. Lancer. 1997
350-1047.
56Breast Cancer
DECREASED RISK
- Early Pregnancy
- Castration
- Exercise
- Avoid ETOH
57Chemical Structure of Estradiol and Selected SERMs
58BCPT Design Schema
Eligible Women at High Risk (5-yr risk 1.66 or
age over 60)
Randomization n 13,388
Tamoxifen 5 years n 6681
Placebo 5 Years n 6707
Fisher et al. J Natl Cancer Inst 1998
901371-1388.
59BCPT Objectives
- Primary End Point
- Incidence of invasive breast cancer
- Secondary End Points
- Breast cancer mortality
- Incidence of cardiovascular events
- Incidence of bone fractures
Fisher et al. J Natl Cancer Inst 1998.
901371-1388
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61BCPT Results Invasive Breast Cancer
Fisher et al. J Natl Cancer Inst 1998
901371-1388
62BCPT Results Invasive Breast Cancer Cases by
Previous Pathology
Not statistically significant Fisher et al. J
Natl Cancer Inst 1998901371-1388
63Tamoxifen Chronic Effects NSABP P-1
Per 1000 Women/Yr
Tamoxifen
Placebo
Fisher et al. J Natl Cancer Inst 1998
901371-1388.
64Endometrial Cnacer NSABP P-1
Rate Per 1000/Yr
Number
Tamoxifen
Tamoxifen
Placebo
Placebo
Event
Fisher et al. J Natl Cancer Inst 1998
901371-1388.
65BCPT QOL Symptoms Reported at Least Once Over 36
Months
Day et al. J Clin Oncol 1999. 17(9)2659-2669
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67More study
Postmenopausal women With osteoporosis (n 7704)
Raloxifene 60 mg/d
Raloxifene 120 mg/d
Palcebo
Cummings SR et al. Proc Am Soc Clin Oncol.
199817-2a
68Raloxifene and Breast CancerPrevention Trials
- MORE Trial
- Breast Cancer risk not specifically addressed at
entry - 70 reduction at 33 months
- 9 trials 10,575 patients
- Mean follow-up 40 months
- 67 breast cancer events
- 55 reduction in relative risk
69Carcinoma
Tabar L, Dean P. Teaching atlas of mammography.
2nd ed. New York, New York Thieme Inc. 198595
70Breast Cancer
STAGING
- Evaluation
- HP
- CXR
- Bone Scan
- Labs
- TNM
71Breast Cancer
TREATMENT
- Surgery
- Radiation
- Chemotherapy
- Hormones
72Breast Cancer
SURGICAL THERAPY
- In SITU
- Location
- Tumor Size
- Breast Size
- Patient Age
- Patient Preference
- Mammographic Appearance
73Breast Cancer
SURGICAL THERAPY
- Breast Conservation
- Lumpectomy
- Sentinal Node(s)
- Modified Radical Mastectomy and Papillary Node
Disection
74Breast Cancer
PROGNOSTIC FACTORS
- Size
- Nodes
- Stage
- Grade
- Ploidy
- S Phase
- Necrosis
- HER-2/neu
75Breast Cancer
ADJUVANT THERAPY
- Premenopausal Chemo
- Postmenopausal Hormones
76Breast Cancer
CHEMOTHERAPY
- Regimens
- CMF
- CAF
- AC
- 6 12 Cycles
77Breast Cancer
RADIOTHERAPY
- All Breast Concerving Surgical Therapies
- High Risk Patients
- When
- After Chemo
- Middle of Chemo
78Breast Cancer
HORMONE THERAPY
- Tamoxifen x 5 years
- All Patients
- Ovarian Ablation
79Breast Cancer Survival Rate According to AJCC
Stage