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Clinical Breast Examination
Clinical Breast Examination Versus Breast Self Examination. In two situations- Complaints related to breast. Screening – Every 1to 3years between 20-40 years of age. Every year after 40 years of age.
Tips for Examination
Tips for Examination Examination – Eyes first and the most Hands next Tongue not at all. Examine always- Opposite side (paired organs) first Regional Lymph nodes and vice versa.
Aim of Examination To make a diagnosis. Ignore Popups.
Surgical diagnosis
Surgical diagnosis There are only two lesions in surgery- Ulcer Swelling /Lump Diagnosis of ulcer is made by its edge. Diagnosis of swelling is made by finding out its level i.e.. Skin Subcutaneous Superficial /deep to muscle Intra abdominal R etroperitoneal
Ulcer diagnosis
Clinical Examination of Breast
Clinical Examination of Breast Steps of Examination Inspection Palpation Percussion Auscultation
Inspection Position of patient- Sitting with arms at her sides. Raise both arms. Bend forward at hips.
Inspection Compare with other breast. Size difference Level of nipples/ recent retraction/discharge/crusting Visible vessels. Visible lump Redness. p eau d'orange Skin retraction Cancer en cuirasse
p eau d’ orange
Recent Nipple retraction
Paget’s disease of breast
cancer en cuirasse
Palpation
Palpation Patient sitting then lying down. Use flat of hand > flat of fingers > pinch. Don’t miss areola Patient points to lump. Palpate other breast first. Examiner should slide palpating hand rather than lift. Vertical strip in sitting and spokes of wheel in lying down position. Don’t attempt to milk unless c/o nipple discharge.
Palpation proper First point in palpation – local temperature Second is tenderness. Consistency Soft/Firm/hard Uniform/ Variable Mobility Fixity to muscles Pectoralis Major Serratus anterior
How to palpate
Lymph nodes
Lymph nodes Axilla Supraclavicular.
Axillary Lymph Nodes Axillary Lymph nodes Groups : Anterior -Pectoral Posterior-Subscapular Lateral- Brachial Medial - central Apical Infraclavicular Supraclavicular
Palpation :Axillary Lymph nodes
Palpation :Axillary Lymph nodes 1.From in front,examiner’s opposite hand- Anterior -Pectoral Medial - central Apical Infraclavicular 2.From in front,examiner’s same hand- Lateral- Brachial 2.From behind,examiner’s same hand- Posterior-Subscapular Supraclavicular
Infraclavicular ln. Deltopectoral groove
Palpation :Axillary Lymph nodes Number Size Consistency Matted or not Fixity
Palpation :Axillary Lymph nodes Suspicious for mets- Hard Fixed >1cm.
Fluctuation Three finger methods – for breast cyst.
Documentation Abnormalities found should be recorded accurately Use a diagram Using nipple as centre of clock record- O’Clock position Distance from nipple Depth from skin Shape and size Colour Consistency Fixity.
Harms of Screening Clinical Breast Examination
Harms of Screening Clinical Breast Examination False assurance Unnecessary biopsies
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