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Title: Nбdorovй intraduktбlnн papilбrnн proliferace


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Tumors of the breast Course and slide seminar
Zdenek K I N K O R Bioptická
laborator s.r.o. PLZEN
2006
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Intraductal papillary lesions of the breast
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Intraductal papillary lesions of the breast
actin
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3D studies
papilloma
papilom
papillocarcinoma
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Intraductal papillary lesions
  • Intraductal papilloma
  • Atypical papilloma / DCIS arising in papilloma ?
  • Intraductal papillary carcinoma
  • micropapillary DCIS - is not papillary
    per se
  • micropapillary IDC - is not
    papillary per se
  • radiology / macroscopy is not helpfull in
    discrimination of
  • benign from malignant lesion

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Intraductal papilloma
  • 1. Central (solitary) - large ducts
  • 2. Peripheral (multiple papillomatosis) -
    TDLU
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  • benign, complete myoepitelial rim - globoid
    cells !
  • necrosis, apocrine / squamous metaplasia,
    hyperplasia,
  • sclerosis, pseudoinvasion!
  • peripheral - more often associated with ADH resp.
    DCIS (sampling?)
  • CNB - controversial - excision vs. watch and wait
    ?
  • variants - adenomyoepithelioma, mixed tumor,
    ductal adenoma
  • nipple adenoma

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Intraductal papillary carcinoma
  • 1. Central (intracystic, solitary)
  • 2. Diffuse (multiple) - papillary DCIS
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  • 0,5 - 2 of all breast carcinomas, in situ
    lesion !
  • myoepithelial layer absent papillary,
    cribriform, solid
  • pseudoinvasion, epithelial displacement by CNB
  • CNB - excision ! - adjacent DCIS / IDC 50 -
    margin !
  • excellent prognosis - axillary/sentinel LN is not
    necessary
  • invasive component - usually nonpapillary G1 IDC

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Atypical papilloma(ADH / DCIS in papilloma)
  • controversial - rare, definition,
    interpretation (CK 5/6)
  • more often in peripheral papilloma, CNB -
    excision !
  • structural a cytologic atypia - kvantitative
    criteria ?
  • - confined to papilloma -
    atypical papilloma (AP)
  • - adjacent ducts -
    analogous to ADH vs. DCIS
  • AP is not ! - problem papiloma vs.
    papillary carcinoma
  • - florid ductal
    hyperplasia in papilloma
  • recurrences (DCIS, IDC) were found only in cases,
    where atypia extended into surrounding ducts
    outside of original AP

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papillary carcinoma
papiloma
malignant (in situ !)
benign
atypical papiloma
carcinoma (DCIS) in papilloma
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Take home message
  • central, solitary lesions are more indolent than
    peripheral and
  • multiple
  • papilloma in CNB - excision required any time ?!
    - radiology
  • AP is rare papillary carcinoma arises de novo
  • intraductal (intracystic) papillary carcinoma -
    in situ lesion
  • does not metastasize !
  • prognosis (biology?) of papillary lesion is
    determined mainly by
  • findings in surrounding ducts
  • conservative approach (even at invasion) - margin
    ! (SLN?)

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lets move to the scope
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Breast on Earth
Lets have a rest
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even cancer cells are miracle of the nature
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Low-grade adenosquamous carcinoma
actin
Cam 5.2
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Low-grade adenosquamous carcinoma
  • Rosen - 11 cases (AJSP, 1987) 50 cases in
    total
  • recurrent, rarely metastasizing lesions - two
    cases described
  • bland-looking ? mimic benignancy - RSL,
    nipple syringoma, FT,..
  • biphasic lesion - both components are tumorous !
  • 1) epithelial - oval/curved glandular
    structures display variable luminal
  • squamous
    differentiation (distinct imunophenotype)
  • - one/two flat layers
    of cells lacking overt atypia
  • - absent
    myoepithelial rim?
  • 2) mesenchymal - mostly hypocellular,
    collagenous fibrous stroma
  • - heterologous
    differentiation - extremely rare

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LGASC - differential diagnosis
  • radial scar - CD34 desmoplastic
    stroma with central elastosis
  • - complex
    ductal epithelial proliferation, calcification
  • - intact
    myoepithelial layer
  • - origin of
    LGASK in radial scar ? (Gobbi et al.)
  • phylloid tumor - benign epithelial component,
    myoepithelial rim
  • -
    CD34/CD10/CD117 stromal projection in cystic
  • epithelial
    spaces, squamous diff. rare
  • - structural
    heterogeneous stromal overgrowth
  • nipple syringoma / microcystic adnexal carcinoma
    - benign and
  • malignant adnexal skin lesions, not related
    to glandular breast tissue,
  • different nonneoplastic stroma

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The natural beauty of the Silicon valley ( have
you ever been there ?! )
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Wherever I go the breast topic attracts me
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Wherever I go the breast topic attacs me
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female, 81-year-old
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Benign spindle cell stromal tumors of the breast
desmin
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Benign spindle cell stromal tumors of the breast
  • heterogeneous group of lesions with functional
    variability and combination of morpho- and
    immunophenotype
  • 1) spindle/oval cells, storiform or
    hemangiopericytoma-
  • like pattern, lipo-, chondro-,
    osteometaplasia, floret-like
  • cells., nc. palisading, myxoid change,
    collagen ropes,
  • 2) CD34, bcl2, CD99, actin, desmin, ER,
    PR, AR
  • common precursor - vim/CD34 stromal cell
  • hybrid a NOS features - genetics? (spindle cell
    lipoma,..)

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Benign spindle cell stromal tumors of the breast
vim/CD34 stromal cell
myofibroblastoma
leiomyoma
myofibroblastic
  • plasticity of morfofology
  • a immunofenotype
  • (CD34, bcl2, CD99,
  • actin,desmin,
  • ER, PR, AR)

spindle cell lipoma-like tumor
fibroblastic
solitáry fibrous tumor
fibrohistiocytic
spindle cell tumor NOS
fibrous histiocytoma
mixed
combinations of
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BSST - differential diagnosis
  • Benign
  • fibromatosis
  • nodular fasciitis
  • schwannoma, neurofibroma perineurioma
  • inflammatory pseudotumor
  • Malignant
  • metaplastic carcinoma
  • malignant myoepithelioma ?
  • MPNST
  • synovial sarcoma
  • myofibroblastic sarcoma
  • leiomyosarcoma

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Future or the past , the breast will never
stop to interest the mankind
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30-year-old female
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Angiomatosis of the breast
Actin S
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Hemangioma of the breast
AVL ?
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Low-grade angiosarcoma of the breast
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High-grade angiosarcoma of the breast
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Benign vascular lesions of the breast
  • perilobular hemangioma - microscopic lesion ( mm
    sized )
  • -
    the only one that invades in TDLU !
  • hemangioma - capillary, cavernous, complex,..
  • angiomatosis
  • subcutaneous nonparenchymal hemangioma

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Benign vascular lesions of the breast
  • well circumscribed, lt 2cm , ouside the TDLU
  • but ! - angiomatosis - widely dissects
    throughout the stroma
  • structural homogeneous, feeding vessel at the
    periphery,
  • noncommunicating labyrinth of vascular
    channels - not
  • absolutely valid
  • papillary endothelial hyperplasia - confusion
    with AS !
  • ( reactive, superficial, circumscribed,
    intravascular - trombus )
  • CNB - distinction of low-grade AS mostly
    impossible

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Malignant vascular lesions of the breast
  • unlimited, gt 3 cm , intralobular extension
  • diffuse growth, structuraly heterogeneous -
    low-grade
  • periphery often mimics benign lesion ( cave
    CNB ! )
  • complex anastomosing vasoformative labyrinth
  • permeating the stroma
  • nuclear atypia, hyperchromasia, endothelial
    piling,
  • papillary projections - at least in the
    center
  • grade does not realiably predict prognosis

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Angiosarcoma of the breast
  • parenchymal - rare, low-grade lesions prevail
  • postradiation - high-grade, generally
    cutaneous
  • - AVL -
    low-grade precursor ?
  • - better outcome
    ??
  • in axillary dissection lymphedema
    (Stewart-Treves syndrom)
  • heterologous component - phylloid tumor

  • - metaplastic carcinoma

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AVL - atypical vascular lesion of the breast ?
  • controversial, extremely rare lesion (Rosen)
  • small solitary or multiple red maculopapules
    arising
  • in radiated skin - shorter half-time, lt 3
    years
  • tiny dermal gaping vascular proliferation,
    hyperchromasia,
  • hobnail cc., inflammatory background
  • absent atypia, mitoses, necrosis,
    endothelial piling,..
  • association (progression) with AS - no mets so
    far
  • - part of morphologic spectrum of AS
    (Brenn et al.)
  • - foci of angiosarcoma undiscernible
    from AVL ??

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