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Phylloides Tumor

Case 2: A 43-year old female consults because of a rapidly growing L breast. Axilla is negative for clinically palpable nodes. . A 43-year old female consults because of a rapidly growing L breast. Axilla is negative for clinically palpable nodes.

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Phylloides Tumor

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  1. Case 2:A 43-year old female consults because of a rapidly growing L breast. Axilla is negative for clinically palpable nodes.

  2. A 43-year old female consults because of a rapidly growing L breast. Axilla is negative for clinically palpable nodes.

  3. A 43-year old female consults because of a rapidly growing L breast. Axilla is negative for clinically palpable nodes.

  4. Phylloides Tumor

  5. Treatment Wide Local Excision Complete removal of breast lesion with a margin of normal appearing breast tissue 4cm in diameter Circumareolar incisions through subareolar and centrally located breast lesion Radial incisions in the upper half of the breast are not recommended

  6. Treatment After excision – sent for histopath. Additional margins (superior, inferior, medial, lateral, superficial, and deep) Electrocautery or absorbable ligatures Wound drainage is avoided Excisional biopsy with needle localization Mammography for placement of wire Specimen radiography

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