BREAST CANCER CASE STUDY
Oct 01, 2014
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BREAST CANCER CASE STUDY. FRAZER BELL STUDENT BMS BSc APPLIED BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE. PATIENT HISTORY. 70 YEAR OLD FEMALE PRESENTED AT GP SURGERY 02/OCT/2012 EXAMINATION: RIGHT NIPPLE DRAWING IN & FIRM PALPABLE LUMP REFERRED TO THE BREAST CLINIC. BREAST CLINIC. ATTENDED 18/OCT/2012
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BREAST CANCERCASE STUDY FRAZER BELL STUDENT BMS BSc APPLIED BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE
PATIENT HISTORY • 70 YEAR OLD FEMALE • PRESENTED AT GP SURGERY 02/OCT/2012 • EXAMINATION: RIGHT NIPPLE DRAWING IN & FIRM PALPABLE LUMP • REFERRED TO THE BREAST CLINIC
BREAST CLINIC • ATTENDED 18/OCT/2012 • EXAMINATION: INVERTED NIPPLE RETRACTION AND PALPABLE LUMP • ? PALPABLE LUMP RIGHT AXILLA • GRADED P5: MALIGNANT • FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS: MAMMOGRAM, ULTRASOUND & BREAST CORE BIOPSY
MAMMOGRAPHY • AREA OF SUSPICIOUS ABNORMALITY ON RIGHT BREAST • GRADED M4: PROBABLY MALIGNANT
ULTRASOUND • ULTRASOUND : CORRESPONDING 2CM AREA • GRADED U4: PROBABLY MALIGNANT
BIOPSY • ULTRASOUND GUIDED BREAST CORE BIOPSIES FROM THE RIGHT BREAST • ONE 13MM FIBROFATTY CORE PLUS 4 FIBROFATTY FRAGMENTS
NORMAL BREAST TISSUE
PATHOLOGY GRADED: B5b Infiltrating Breast Carcinoma
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY E-CAD NEGATIVE
RECEPTOR STATUS • OESTROGEN RECEPTOR & HER-2 STATUS • DETERMINE RECEPTOR STATUS FOR HORMONE THERAPY
OESTROGEN RECEPTOR STATUS NEGATIVE CONTROL OESTROGEN POSITIVE
PROGESTERONE REC. STATUS PROG POSITIVE NEGATIVE CONTROL
HER-2 STATUS HER2 NEGATIVE NEGATIVE CONTROL
TREATMENT PLAN • BREAST MDT MEETING • MASTECTOMY WITHOUT NEOADJUVANT TREATMENT • SENTINEL LYMPH NODE BIOPSY • SURGERY DATE 06/NOV/2012
PRE-OP ASSESSMENT • ADMITTED PRE-OP CLINIC 01/NOV/2012 • LABS TESTS: PRE-OP BLOODS • HYPERTENSIVE • MEDICAL WARD: ECG CONFIRMED LVH • SURGERY CANCELLED
TREATMENT PLAN • REDUCE BLOOD PRESSURE VIA ACE INHIBITORS • CHEST X-RAY & U/S OF KIDNEYS • STARTED ON LETROZOLE 2.5mg DAILY • BP MONITORED FORTNIGHTLY • RE-ASSESSMENT FOR SURGERY IN JANUARY
SURGERY • BP STABILISED • ADMITTED TO SURGICAL WARD 13/FEB/13 • SURGERY 25/FEB/13 • RIGHT BREAST MASTECTOMY • SENTINEL LYMPH NODE BIOPSY
MASTECTOMY • 19MM AND 7MM FIRM NODULES UPON DISSECTION • NO LYMPHOVASCULAR INVASION • 12MM CLEARANCE DEEP MARGIN
HISTOPATHOLOGY TUMOUR GRADE 2 INVASIVE LOBULAR CARCINOMA
SENTINEL LYMPH NODE • FIVE SENTINEL NODES • FOUR NEGATIVE • ONE POSITIVE DEPOSIT OF METASTATIC TUMOUR • ICC: AE1/AE3 CYTOKERATIN
SENTINEL LYMPH NODE AE1/AE3 POSITIVE H&E SENTINEL NODE
POST-OPERATIVE • GRADE 2 INVASIVE LOBULAR CARCINOMA • CLOSEST RELEVANT MARGIN 12MM • SINGLE NODE POSITIVITY • STAGING INVESTIGATIONS REQUIRED
STAGING INVESTIGATIONS • STAGING INVESTIGATIONS TO EXCLUDE METASTASES • CT SCAN - NEGATIVE • BONE SCAN - NEGATIVE
FUTURE • PATIENT DECLINED CHEMOTHERAPY • WILL ATTEND THE BEATSON CANCER CENTRE • RADIOTHERAPY TREATMENT • CONTINUE LETROZOLE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS • CONS. PATHOLOGIST Dr. A. W. Milne • CROSSHOUSE PATHOLOGY DEPT.
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