Breast Pathology (Inflammatory vs. Benign vs. Malignant)

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Another Memory hook for the Apocrine Metaplasia - An Apo (apple) a day Keeps the Doctor Away & for Phyllodes Tumor - Leaves Fall on the Oldies - Leaves: Leaf-like projections - Fall on the Oldies: Sounds like Phyllodes; Oldies tell you 40-50 y/o (post-menopausal). Thanks again Dirty for another banger. You are the GOAT.

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Peau d'Orange is from french yeah! (i'm a french med student 🇫🇷) and you should pronounce it like "Po-do-rang-je". Great channel, you help me a lot !

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Thank you so much @Dirty Medicine! Breast pathology (in addition to other reproductive tumors) have been my weaknesses, but now I'm starting to really understand them! Without you and this channel I would continue to get every single question wrong in UW! 😄😂 Also, another way to remember Phyllodes tumor that I have used is: ChloroPHYLL are in Leaves and PHYLLodes tumors are leaf-like! 😊

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For phyllodes tumor- ChloroPHYLL in leaf.

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Thank u for amazing summarization, in first aid surgery the mammary duct ecstasia it is under benign not inflammatory

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2:03 now LCIS is a benign condition NOT malignant. (I understand the video was posted before the update.)

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from Greek: phullon is leaf, phyllodes tumor = leaf like tumor.

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Intraductal papilloma is most seen in Premenopausal women Papillary carcinoma risk increases with age and so most commonly seen in Post menopausal women

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Thank you for a phenomenal video! I'm cramming and this is exactly what I needed today. I only have one suggestion: what do you think about adding a summary slide at the end of each video with all your mnemonics and HY points for each pathology? I know you've added them to some of your videos but I think they'd really help when a quick reminder is needed of your clutch mnemonics and HY associations, no matter how packed that last slide may be. I love a good mind-map that ties everything together. As always, thank you!!

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great suggestion

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[@seersha2937]

Tyvm for this valuable video. I just wanted to add to the very aggressive form of IBC. Typically it presents as inflammation then orange peal skin but there is also a rare more aggressive IBC that interferes with blood flow to the breast tissue giving the breast a dusky/cyanotic appearance. In either case survival depends on immediate action.

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Thanks for the video. Our syllabus has more subtypes and its confusing. This helped me scratch the basics! Much thanks! ❤

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This topic always gives me goosebumps but it's now simplified! Thanks 🙏

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Love your simple pneumonics !

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this is the quintessential spelling mistake that every med student makes. this is how you know youre studying hard.

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definitely.. it's hard to say Mnemonic instead of Pnemonic bcz our brain follows patterns, saving energy (Type A thinking from Davidson Medicine)

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Great explanation,now I fully understand ... Thank you so much❤

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came here to revise Breast pathologies instead of going through whole chapter on Baile & Love and I'm not disappointed... Dirty Delivers

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Literally you are best, looking for more videos of pathology from you..

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Amazing video !! My exam is in 10 days. God help us all !!

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7:01 cracked me up. This guy is gold.

[@musiqal333]

As someone who knows French, you're close. It's just "poe dorange", if you were to say it out. Just means "orange-like skin"

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Peux d’orange

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Peau d'orange

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Great video man, just an advice..peau d'orange is phonetically pronounced as: pö d'orönsh, cheers!

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Another good way to remember PHYLLodes is how leaves have chloroPHYLL

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Thank you very much for this video. I was wondering where would micro calcifications lie?

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Love your french 😂 And great video again !

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I was wondering what about pagets disease of the breast? where does it fit in?

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Great info. Would be even better if added treatment guidelines

[@seersha2937]

He mentioned IBC always begins with chemotherapy. Reason- because it’s stage 3-4 when Dx and usually there’s lymph involvement. So staging stereotactic needle guided biopsy CT aggressive chemo radiation then surgery (recap) the important thing for all students to remember is this isn’t your garden variety where you can wait for lengthy test results-pt survival depends on quick decisive tx

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Woow i just searched ur channel last night to see if u had a video about breast pathalogy but there wasnt anything , and now i just saw u uploaded a new video and its about breast pathology i think u heared my voice 😂 tanx man

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Lobular carcinoma in situ lacks E- cadherin and invasive lobular also lacks E- cadherin?

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Thank you very much for your very helpful videos. Do we have to mention breast Paget disease in breast pathology or not?

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It's pronounced Po (like in POlice) d'oh-REN (like in RENdez-vous) GE (like a G plus a Shhhh sound). PO d-OH-REN-G-shhhh

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This helps in my ob nursing class

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what is the remedy medicine of mammary ductal ectasia

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very useful! but still a bit oversimplified.

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It’s for medical boards so it has to be simplified

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It’s pronounced po (eau = o in french) it means skin so orange skin appearance but anyways thanks for the awesome vids they’ve been ridiculously helpful

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Po doransh LOL! That is my best try at writing it in sound form.

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peau is pronounced, poe/poh, like the telletubby