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M A M M A E
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1 FIBROADENOMA MAMMAE
The most common tumors of the breast clinically and pathologically
in adolescent and young women but may be discovered at any
age.
4 80%
Under 30 years
A N A T O M Y
ETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS
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and 10%–25% of fibroadenomas present as multiple masses
Painless
Smooth
Mobile
Rubbery mass with distinct borders usually ranging from 1 cm
to 3 cm in size on the upper outer quadrant of the breast
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(Cerrato, 2013).
DIAGNOSIS ULTRASONOGRAPHY
Typically seen as a well-circumscribed, round to ovoid, or
macrolobulated mass with generally uniform
hypoechogenicity.
Intralesional sonographically detectable calcification may be
seen in ~ 10% of cases
Sometimes a thin echogenic rim (pseudocapsule) may be seen
sonographically.
3 TREATMENTS
Radial Incision
Circumaerolar incision
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Curve or Semicircular incision (de Jong, 2012)
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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
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PHYLLODES TUMOUR
4 0.3- 0.5%
Female breast tumors and have an incidence of
about 2.1 per million, the peak of which occurs in
women aged 45 to 49 years
PHYLLODES TUMOUR
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The median size of phyllodes tumors is
around 4 cm. 20% of tumors grow larger
than 10 cm (giant phyllodes tumor). Fixation to skin and pectoralis muscles
These tumors can reach sizes up to
05 02 has been reported, but ulceration is
40 cm in diameter uncommon
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FIBROADENOMA
03 05 PHYLLODES TUMOUR
MAMMAE 01 Size USG Posterior acoustic shadow
Age
Vascularisation is usually
present
PHYLLODES TUMOUR
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Mamography
04 FIBROADENOMA MAMMAE
FIBROADENOMA MAMMAE
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PHYLLODES TUMOUR
PHYLLODES TUMOUR
FIBROADENOMA MAMMAE VS PHYLLODES TUMOUR