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Lastly,
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I would like to briefly talk about the breast implant or associated anaplastic
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large large cell lymphoma.
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So it is a real T-cell lymphoma or non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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The instance is very, very low,
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and that is not recognized as a new entity by
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W H O until 2016,
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but because of the data is limited,
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so our knowledge on this is still evolving
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in a lot of report, saying that it's more commonly inpatient with a texture.
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The implant patient can present,
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present with symptoms of a tight means pain or lung or swelling of the breast.
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So while, while the, uh, per implant fluid develop,
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it can occur months or years after the, uh, surgery,
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but make sure that the patient has no erythema warmth or skin
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thickening with that symptoms, uh, patient can have, uh, either infection,
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inflammation, and or inflammatory breast cancer.
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So we need to be very careful when we evaluate this patient's symptoms.
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Early recognition is important and, uh, it can be diagnosed.
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So with, uh, fluid analysis of your aspirate,
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some perim implant fluid
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and management should be complete. Uh, surgical incision of the, uh,
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accurate diagnosis depends on the stage, uh, systemic, um,
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chemotherapy and radiation. Um, radiation therapy
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can also be used for this patients, I believe.
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This is the last question.
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What's the most appropriate initial imaging recommendation for suspected breast
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implant or associated cancer by acr?
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The correct answer is, uh, actually, uh, d
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what ultrasound, uh,
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is recommended for patient of any age with any type of implant and no loss of
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you choose, uh, uh,
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a I think you practice in real world practice.
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Lots of a physician just ordered m r i. Anyway,
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so let's take a look at the ACR appropriateness criteria over here.
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Over here. So that is the, uh, a c appropriateness criteria.
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I directly copy from the, uh, website. They say that,
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uh, um, just us uh, ultrasound breast,
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it should be the initial imaging evaluation for
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the, uh, patient with, uh, with the suspected, um,
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A anaplastic large cell lymphoma,
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regardless of a patient's age or implant type. Yeah.
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For ultrasound is procal or non diagnostic.
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You can confirm the M R I because like, uh,
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we just talked about very often those, uh,
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anaplastic large cell lymphoma presented as a perim implant fluid.
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When you detect on the ultrasound,
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you will do the ultrasound guided aspiration and thes for fluid diagnosis.
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Right? Uh, if the results come back as negative, you still, you know,
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concerned about the, um, lymphoma you then,
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that you can perform an m r i with without contrast because
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sometimes, uh, um, this, uh, lymphoma can present as a,
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as a mass, which can be detected on the m r I with without contrast.