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Lesson
Sample Lesson
4 topics, 14 min.
Lesson
Palpable Lumps
5 topics, 16 min.
53-year-old woman with palpable lump in right breast
3 m.25-year-old woman with bilateral breast implants and palpable lump in right breast
2 m.78-year-old woman with palpable lump in right upper outer breast
5 m.54-year-old woman with palpable lump in left breast
5 m.38-year-old woman with palpable lump in right upper breast
5 m.Lesson
Breast Pain
3 topics, 7 min.
Lesson
Nipple Discharge
3 topics, 8 min.
Lesson
Skin Changes/Inflammation
10 topics, 23 min.
Skin Changes and Mastitis Overview
2 m.39-year-old woman with fever and cellulitis of the right breast, recently stopped breastfeeding
3 m.18-year-old woman with painful palpable lump in left breast
2 m.Granulomatous Mastitis Overview
2 m.29-year-old with palpable mass in left breast
2 m.31-year-old woman with palpable lump and skin redness in left breast
5 m.Inflammatory Breast Cancer Overview
2 m.55-year-old woman with skin thickening and redness in right breast
4 m.68-year-old woman with skin thickening and palpable lump in left breast
4 m.43-year-old woman with diffuse left breast pain and palpable lump. Family history of breast cancer
4 m.Lesson
Recall from Screening
29 topics, 1 hr. 7 min.
Asymmetry Overview
6 m.47-year-old woman recalled for asymmetry in left breast
4 m.59-year-old woman recalled for focal asymmetry in left breast
3 m.69-year-old woman recalled for developing asymmetry in right breast
4 m.46-year-old woman recalled for developing asymmetry in right breast
4 m.64-year-old woman recalled for calcifications and developing asymmetry
4 m.51-year-old woman recalled for developing asymmetry in right breast
3 m.79-year-old woman recalled for developing asymmetry in anterior right breast
4 m.Breast Mass Overview
2 m.43-year-old woman recalled for mass in left upper outer breast
3 m.40-year-old woman recalled for 12 mm mass in right breast
2 m.62-year-old woman recalled for mass in right upper outer breast
2 m.80-year-old woman with remote history of right mastectomy, recalled for mass in left breast
3 m.41-year-old woman recalled for mass in right breast
3 m.Architectural Distortion Overview
2 m.69-year-old woman recalled for architectural distortion in left breast
4 m.74-year-old woman recalled for architectural distortion in left breast
3 m.54-year-old woman recalled for distortion in left anterior breast
3 m.62-year-old woman recalled for distortion in left breast
3 m.Calcification Overview
1 m.54-year-old woman recalled for calcifications in left upper outer breast
2 m.57-year-old woman recalled for calcifications in left breast
2 m.51-year-old woman recalled for calcifications in right upper outer breast
2 m.60-year-old woman recalled for calcification in right breast
2 m.53-year-old woman recalled for calcifications in left breast
2 m.Large Axillary Lymph Node Overview
2 m.53-year-old woman recalled for large left axillary lymph node
3 m.80-year-old woman with history of breast cancer treatment recalled for large lymph nodes in left axilla
2 m.49-year-old woman recalled for asymmetry in left breast and large left axillary lymph node
3 m.Lesson
Surveillance After Breast Cancer Treatment
5 topics, 16 min.
Annual Surveillance after Breast Cancer Treatment Overview
4 m.57-year-old woman with history of right breast cancer 10 years ago. Annual follow up
3 m.62-year-old woman with history of left breast cancer 4 years ago. Annual follow up
4 m.61-year-old woman with history of left breast DCIS 10 years ago. Annual follow up
3 m.65-year-old woman with history of left breast cancer 12 years ago. Annual follow up
4 m.Lesson
Follow Up Probably Benign Findings - BI-RADS 3
5 topics, 16 min.
Follow Up Probably Benign Findings- BI-RADS 3 - Overview
8 m.60-year-old woman for 6 month follow up of probably benign calcifications in right breast
3 m.52-year-old woman for 12 month follow up of probably benign 5 mm oval mass in right breast
3 m.16-year-old girl for 6 month follow up of probably benign mass in right breast
3 m.56-year-old woman for follow up of probably benign clustered microcysts in right breast
4 m.Lesson
Follow up Benign Biopsy
3 topics, 5 min.
Lesson
Pregnant and Lactating Women
8 topics, 20 min.
Pregnant and Lactating Women Overview
6 m.26-year-old woman, 20 weeks pregnant, with left breast pain
2 m.32-year-old woman, 21 weeks pregnant, with palpable lump left breast
4 m.33-year-old lactating woman with palpable lump left breast
3 m.32-year-old woman, 1 year postpartum, breastfeeding, with palpable lump left breast
3 m.34-year-old woman, currently lactating, with palpable lump left breast
4 m.28-year-old woman, 1 year postpartum, with palpable lumps right breast
2 m.25-year-old woman, 1 month postpartum, breastfeeding, with palpable lump right breast
2 m.Lesson
Male Patients
5 topics, 12 min.
Symptomatic Male Patient Overview
4 m.65-year-old man with pain and palpable lump behind the left nipple for a few months
2 m.59-year-old man with enlarging and painful left breast over 6 months
3 m.77-year-old man with painful palpable lump in right subareolar breast
3 m.75-year-old man, BRCA2 carrier, with palpable lump in right breast
3 m.0:00
Our next patient is a 62-year-old woman with
0:03
a history of left breast cancer four years
0:06
ago, and she's here for annual surveillance.
0:11
So here are the standard CC and MLO views for
0:14
our patient, and this patient is heterogeneously
0:18
dense, so considerably greater breast tissue
0:21
density than the last patient we looked
0:23
at, and her cancer was in the left lateral
0:28
posterior breast, and just looking at her.
0:34
Her tissue looks fine, looks unchanged.
0:38
We had tomosynthesis images, everything
0:45
looking good.
0:47
We, um, mark the patient's scar on
0:50
her skin with a scar marker, but
0:52
her breast cancer was way back here.
0:55
You know, if we have images from the time that
0:58
the patient was diagnosed, I always want to see
1:01
where the actual cancer was, because sometimes
1:05
the scar on the skin is at some distance away.
1:08
If the surgeon has made a periareolar scar and then
1:11
tunneled under to get to the area of interest.
1:15
So this is the MLO view for the same
1:17
patient, and you can see that her lumpectomy
1:22
site is actually pretty far posterior.
1:27
But really no change from her prior study.
1:30
She does have post-lumpectomy changes.
1:33
This is also a patient who, because
1:35
of her very dense tissue, she gets an
1:39
annual MRI in addition to mammography.
1:43
So, you know, we don't add anything
1:45
else at the time of her surveillance.
1:48
So, you know, unless there's something
1:49
new, we wouldn't do an ultrasound.
1:53
She also has the other breast.
1:55
There was a mass here that has
1:57
been stable for a long time.
2:01
So nothing new there either.
2:04
Looking at all of her tomosynthesis
2:06
images and her tissue looks
2:11
stable.
2:12
The right CC, she's had a biopsy
2:16
up here, and there's that very far
2:20
posterior lateral mass and biopsy clip.
2:27
So after we've looked at all of these images
2:30
and compared to previous and decided that
2:32
there's, you know, nothing else that has to be
2:35
done, we would RADS category benign findings.
2:41
And then, um, she would have
2:43
routine follow-up in one year.
2:46
Since she's four years out, we would suggest
2:49
a screening mammogram, but she may end up
2:52
with a diagnostic mammogram yearly, depending
2:54
on her preference and provider preference.
2:57
And then she would also have an annual MRI.
62-year-old woman with history of left breast cancer 4 years ago. Annual follow up
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0:00
Our next patient is a 62-year-old woman with
0:03
a history of left breast cancer four years
0:06
ago, and she's here for annual surveillance.
0:11
So here are the standard CC and MLO views for
0:14
our patient, and this patient is heterogeneously
0:18
dense, so considerably greater breast tissue
0:21
density than the last patient we looked
0:23
at, and her cancer was in the left lateral
0:28
posterior breast, and just looking at her.
0:34
Her tissue looks fine, looks unchanged.
0:38
We had tomosynthesis images, everything
0:45
looking good.
0:47
We, um, mark the patient's scar on
0:50
her skin with a scar marker, but
0:52
her breast cancer was way back here.
0:55
You know, if we have images from the time that
0:58
the patient was diagnosed, I always want to see
1:01
where the actual cancer was, because sometimes
1:05
the scar on the skin is at some distance away.
1:08
If the surgeon has made a periareolar scar and then
1:11
tunneled under to get to the area of interest.
1:15
So this is the MLO view for the same
1:17
patient, and you can see that her lumpectomy
1:22
site is actually pretty far posterior.
1:27
But really no change from her prior study.
1:30
She does have post-lumpectomy changes.
1:33
This is also a patient who, because
1:35
of her very dense tissue, she gets an
1:39
annual MRI in addition to mammography.
1:43
So, you know, we don't add anything
1:45
else at the time of her surveillance.
1:48
So, you know, unless there's something
1:49
new, we wouldn't do an ultrasound.
1:53
She also has the other breast.
1:55
There was a mass here that has
1:57
been stable for a long time.
2:01
So nothing new there either.
2:04
Looking at all of her tomosynthesis
2:06
images and her tissue looks
2:11
stable.
2:12
The right CC, she's had a biopsy
2:16
up here, and there's that very far
2:20
posterior lateral mass and biopsy clip.
2:27
So after we've looked at all of these images
2:30
and compared to previous and decided that
2:32
there's, you know, nothing else that has to be
2:35
done, we would RADS category benign findings.
2:41
And then, um, she would have
2:43
routine follow-up in one year.
2:46
Since she's four years out, we would suggest
2:49
a screening mammogram, but she may end up
2:52
with a diagnostic mammogram yearly, depending
2:54
on her preference and provider preference.
2:57
And then she would also have an annual MRI.
Report
Faculty
Lisa Ann Mullen, MD
Assistant Professor; Breast Imaging Fellowship Director
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Tags
Women's Health
Tomosynthesis
Non-infectious Inflammatory
Mammography
Breast
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