Benign Breast Diseases

1. BENIGN BREAST DISEASES
DR. MD. SHERAJUL ISLAM
MBBS, FCPS, FACS

2. ANATOMY
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4. ANATOMY
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5. SECRETORY APPARATUS OF BREAST
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6. SECRETORY APPARATUS OF BREAST
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9. ARRANGEMENT OF BREAST
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10. AXILLARY TAIL OF SPENCE
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12. BLOOD SUPPLY TO THE BREAST
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14. VENOUS DRAINAGE OF BREAST
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16. LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF THE BREAST
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17. LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF THE BREAST

19. LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF THE BREAST
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20. LEVELS OF THE AXILLARY NODES
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22. SIGNIFICANCE OF LEVEL IN CARCINOMA OF
BREAST
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23. LIGAMENT OF COOPER
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25. NERVES RELATED TO BREAST
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27. POLANDS SYNDROME
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29. MAMMOGRAPHY
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30. MAMMOGRAPHY
FINDINGS
• MICROCALCIFICATIONS SIGNIFY MALIGNANCY
• SOFT TISSUE SHADOW MAY BE SMOOTH, ROUND/OVAL AND REGULAR
• IN BENIGN CONDITIONS OR IRREGULAR IN CARCINOMAS. LOBULATED MASS IS ALSO SUGGESTIVE OF
CARCINOMA
• SIZE AND LOCATION OF MASS LESION
• SPICULATIONS, DUCT DISTORTION—FEATURES OF MALIGNANCY
• MARGIN MAY BE CIRCUMSCRIBED (BENIGN LESION), MICROLOBULATED,OBSCURE, ILL-DEFINED, SPICULATED
OR STELLATE

31. BREAST IMAGING REPORTING AND DATA
SYSTEM (BIRADS)
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32. INDICATIONS OF MAMMOGRAPHY

33. INDICATIONS OF MAMMOGRAPHY
5% OF BREAST CANCERS ARE MISSED IN TOTAL MAMMOGRAHIC SCREENING

35. ABERRATION OF NORMAL DEVELOPMENT
AND INVOLUTION (ANDI) OF THE BREAST
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