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level 1 ax LN - ✔✔lateral to pec minor
level 2 ax LN - ✔✔posterior to pec minor
Level 3 ax LN - ✔✔medial to pec minor
blood supply to breast - ✔✔internal thoracic (mammary)
intercostals
laterla thoracic
thoracoacrominal artery
batson's plexus - ✔✔valeless venos plexus that allows direct hematogenous spread to
spine
boundaries of ax dissection - ✔✔superior: ax vein
med: chest wall
lateral: skin
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, ant: pec major and minor
pos: latissimus dorsi
Mondor's disease - ✔✔superficial thrombophlebitis of lateral thoracic vein or tributary
treat with NSAIDS
proliferative with atypia benign breast lesions - ✔✔atypical ductal and lobular
hyperplasia
symptomatic breast cyst - ✔✔aspirate, if bloody or recurrent then cytology
bloody aspirate of breast - ✔✔surgical excision
complex cysts (solid component/internal vascularity) - ✔✔core needle bx of solid
component
complex fibroadenoma - ✔✔risk of dev carcinoma, fibroadenoma with sclerosing
adenosis, papillary apocrine hyperplasia, cysts, or epithelial calcs
tubular adenoma - ✔✔benign, variant of peri canalicular fibroadenoma with adenosis
like epihelial proliferation
phylloides tumor subclasses - ✔✔benign, bordernine, malignant stain poistive for
vimentin and actin
similar to sarcoma with hematogenous spread
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