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Short Review: Principles of Treatment Effect (Breast)

This Short Review covers many aspects of treatment effect in breast tissue and lymph nodes. There are several areas of discussion where slides were not readily available to display the associated findings, these are indicated below with "(Definition)". Please let me know in the comments if you have any suggestions for improvements, topics you found confusing, or things that you think may be interesting to have a review on. Histology, Sampling, and Grading Caveats - Invasive Ductal/IC-NST: 00:00 Hormonal/Endocrine Therapy (Definition): 04:39 Neoadjuvant vs Adjuvant (Definition) 05:39 Advantages of Neoadjuvant Tx (Definition): 07:18 Prognosis, Pathologic Complete Response (pCR) (Definition): 08:06 Histology, Biopsy Sites - Lymph Nodes Negative for Carcinoma/Indeterminate Tx Effect: 10:46 Positive for Carcinoma/Mild Tx Effect: 12:52 Residual Cancer Burden (RCB) Score (Definition): 15:31 Histology, Sampling - Invasive Lobular Carcinoma (ILC): 16:20 Handling of In-Situ Component (Definition with respect to RCB score/pCR): 18:22 Pitfalls: Assessing Margins - ILC and Crush Artifact: 20:33 / 22:03 Crush Artifact - 22:03 Histology - Positive Lymph Nodes: Micrometastasis and Caveats of ILC: 22:52 Link to Residual Cancer Burden (RCB) calculator (MD Anderson): https://bit.ly/RCBScoreCalc NOTE: Remember that tumor must be ON INK to be considered positive, the case displaying the crush artifact is microns to ink, and is not positive. Depending on clinical practices and extent of disease, the clinician may opt to re-excise close margins or proceed with Adjuvant therapy. This video is for educational purposes only and does not represent or replace medical advice. Please consult your physician if you have questions as a patient. If you are a physician, please ensure you research subjects to ensure you have the most up to date information. All content presented by KL Roncin, MD, unless otherwise noted. Comments and opinions are my own and are current as of the time the video was taken, unless otherwise noted. Please like and subscribe to my channel to receive notifications on any new pathology content! Follow Me: Twitter: @KRoSlideReview @RoncinMD