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Breast Lump
Breast Lump
PRESENTER : DR SAHANA M
2ND YEAR POST-GRADUATE
GENERAL SURGERY DEPARTMENT
KVGMCH
MENTOR : DR SIDDHARTH P DUBHASHI,
PROF. AND HOD OF GENERAL
SURGERY
AIIMS, NAGPUR
Personal details:
•Name : Mrs. A
•Age : 52 years
•Gender : Female
•Occupation : Labourer
•Address : Arakalgodu
INSPECTION
• Fullness visible over left breast in the left upper outer quadrant
• Left nipple- circumferential retraction present and appears to be drawn towards
the upper outer quadrant which gets prominent on raising her arms above head
• No nipple discharge
• No dimpling/puckering/Peau de orange/ulceration
• No engorged veins
• Axillary and supraclavicular fossa- appear normal
PALPATION
(Patient examined in sitting, semi-recumbent and later on in recumbent
position)
No local rise of temperature
A lump is palpable in the left breast in the upper outer quadrant extending
into upper inner quadrant, measuring 6x5cm, irregular surface and borders,
hard in consistency, non tender. It is fixed to the breast tissue. It is not fixed
to the skin/pectoralis major.
• On pressing the nipple from either side, it could not be everted and
there was no nipple discharge on pressing of the tumor.
Examination of lymph nodes:
• Axillary group of lymph nodes:
-Anterior axillary group: 1 lymph node palpable, hard in
consistency, mobile and non-tender
-Other group of lymph nodes- nonpalpable
• Specific:
Mammography
FNAC/Trucut biopsy
• Chest Xray
• USG Abdomen and pelvis
• Liver function test
• CT Scan of chest, abdomen and brain
Treatment:
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy+MRM+ adjuvant
chemotherapy+radiotherapy
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