Breast sarcoma

Introduction to breast sarcoma Mammary sarcoma is a rare malignant tumor, including mesenchymal sarcoma, fibrosarcoma, angiosarcoma, and lymphosarcoma, which are derived from connective tissue of mesodermal. There is also a tumor different from general sarcoma, which is composed of benign epithelial components and cell-rich interstitial components. Because of the frequent occurrence of fissures in individual specimens, it is called p1 tumor, according to its interstitial components and cell differentiation. The degree can be divided into benign and malignant. Benign is called lobular fibroadenomas; malignant is called phyllodes sarcoma, its epithelial component can be benign hyperplasia, and interstitial components have clear nuclear division and abnormality. basic knowledge The proportion of illness: 0.0062% Susceptible people: Women who are more than 50 years old. Mode of infection: non-infectious Complications: breast cancer

Cause of breast sarcoma

Mammary sarcoma is a rare malignant tumor, including mesenchymal sarcoma, fibrosarcoma, angiosarcoma, and lymphosarcoma, which are derived from connective tissue of mesodermal. There is also a tumor different from general sarcoma, which is composed of benign epithelial components and cell-rich interstitial components. Because of the frequent occurrence of fissures in individual specimens, it is called p1 tumor, according to its interstitial components and cell differentiation. The degree can be divided into benign and malignant. Benign is called lobular fibroadenomas; malignant is called phyllodes sarcoma, its epithelial component can be benign hyperplasia, and interstitial components have clear nuclear division and abnormality.

Causes

First, breast sarcoma is a rare malignant tumor, including mesenchymal sarcoma, fibrosarcoma, angiosarcoma and lymphosarcoma, which are derived from connective tissue of mesodermal connective tissue.

Second, there is a tumor different from general sarcoma, which is composed of benign epithelial components and cell-rich interstitial components. Because of the frequent occurrence of fissures on individual specimens, it is called p1 tumor, according to its interstitial components and cells. The degree of differentiation can be divided into benign and malignant.

Third, benign is called lobular fibroadenomas; malignant is called phyllodes cystosarcoma, its epithelial component can be benign hyperplasia, and interstitial components have clear nuclear division and abnormality.

Experts remind: According to clinical data, nearly 80% of cancer patients have been diagnosed, and they are in the advanced stage. It is impossible to eradicate cancer by a single treatment. If cancer can be detected early, many patients can be cured by treatment. Unfortunately, only one or two layers of cancer patients can develop symptoms at this stage. Therefore, for the treatment of cancer, "defense" is still a key point. For advanced cancer patients, biological immunotherapy can be used to reduce the side effects, pain, life extension and quality of life caused by traditional methods.

Breast sarcoma prevention

Breast sarcoma prevention: use cosmetics, detergents, plastic bags, plastic bottles with caution. Due to the large amount of chemical substances, many estrogen-like pollutants in the environment are significantly increased, they are absorbed through the skin, digestive tract and respiratory tract; It is best to breastfeed, otherwise the risk of breast cancer will increase significantly. Adhere to the organization's physical examination activities, and find that the condition is treated in time.

Breast sarcoma complications Complications

The epidermis is rapidly enlarged due to the tumor, and it is intense, reddish, and has venous engorgement. It is common when the breast hangs down with the tumor. If the tumor is excessively drooping, the skin of the breast can be edema. However, there is generally no adhesion and "orange peeling", and the tumor can be broken and turned into a flower-like shape in the late stage;

Local tumors can be very large, but there are many limitations, the boundary is obvious, medium hardness or rubber-like hard, but there can also be softened and soft.

Mammary sarcoma is a rare malignant tumor, including mesenchymal sarcoma, fibrosarcoma, angiosarcoma, and lymphosarcoma, which are derived from connective tissue of mesodermal. There is also a tumor different from general sarcoma, which is composed of benign epithelial components and cell-rich interstitial components. Because of the frequent occurrence of fissures in individual specimens, it is called p1 tumor, according to its interstitial components and cell differentiation. The degree can be divided into benign and malignant. Benign is called lobular fibroadenomas; malignant is called phyllodes sarcoma, its epithelial component can be benign hyperplasia, and interstitial components have clear nuclear division and abnormality.

Breast sarcoma symptoms Common symptoms Breast lumps persistent chest pain... Nipple hypertrophy

Clinically common in women over the age of 50, the performance of breast lumps, the volume can be larger, but there is a clear state, the surface of the skin can be seen dilated veins. In addition to the mass invading the chest muscle, it is usually fixed to the skin without adhesion and can be pushed. Axillary lymph node metastasis is rare; lung, mediastinum and bone metastases are predominant.

1. The growth pattern is mostly a small mass, which grows slowly over a long period of time and suddenly increases rapidly.

2. The age of onset is roughly similar to breast cancer.

3. The nipple does not retract and does not overflow.

4. Due to the rapid increase of tumor, the epidermis is tense, shiny, reddish, and has venous engorgement. It is common when the breast hangs down with the tumor. If the tumor is excessively drooping, the skin of the breast can be edema. However, there is generally no adhesion and "orange peeling", and the tumor can be broken and turned into a flower-like shape in the late stage.

5. Local tumors can be very large, but there are many limitations, the boundary is obvious, medium hardness or rubbery, but softening and softness.

Breast sarcoma examination

Breast surgery routine examination, pathological examination

1. The growth pattern is mostly a small mass, which grows slowly over a long period of time and suddenly increases rapidly.

2. The age of onset is roughly similar to breast cancer.

3. The nipple does not retract and does not overflow.

4. Due to the rapid increase of tumor, the epidermis is tense, shiny, reddish, and has venous engorgement. It is common when the breast hangs down with the tumor. If the tumor is excessively drooping, the skin of the breast can be edema. However, there is generally no adhesion and "orange peeling", and the tumor can be broken and turned into a flower-like shape in the late stage.

5. Local tumors can be very large, but there are many limitations, the boundary is obvious, medium hardness or rubbery, but softening and softness.

Diagnosis and diagnosis of breast sarcoma

Breast malignant lymphoma: It can be a local manifestation of the mammary gland of systemic malignant lymphoma, or it can be a primary malignant lymphoma of the breast. Mammary gland manifestations of systemic malignant lymphoma, in addition to local tumors, there should be multiple parts of the body (such as axillary fossa, supraclavicular fossa, groin) lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly, with systemic fever, and local pain of the mass. The onset is rapid and the mass grows fast.

Primary lymphoid sarcoma of the breast: often accompanied by systemic lymphadenopathy. Pathological biopsy is the key to differential diagnosis.

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