1. Breast Cancer Kathrina Calulut Alison Saechao

2. Breast Cancer Cancer of tissues of the breast Ductal carcinoma Lobular carcinoma

3. Risk Factors 1 in 8 women Age and Gender Family History Substance Abuse Childbirth Obesity

4. Early Symptoms New lump or mass Change in size, shape, feel of breast or nipple Fluid discharge

5. Advance System Bone pain Breast pain Skin ulcers Weight loss

6. Risk Factors Less than 1% 60-70 years Infiltrating ductal carcinoma Radiation exposure Estrogen Family History Gene mutations

7. Symptoms for Men a lump felt in the breast nipple pain inverted discharge sores areola enlarged lymph nodes under the arm

8. Diagnoses Mammograms MRI Ultrasound Biopsy CT scan PET Scan

9. Pathophysiology Estrogen Progesterone Growth-promoting protein HER2/neu A estrogen receptor B estrogen C estrogen helper proteins D cell nucleus E DNA (genetic material) inside the cell nucleus

10. Treatment and Side Effects Chemotherapy How does it work? Who gets it? Medication Side effects Side Effects

11. Radiation Therapy How does it work? Why is it necessary? Types of Radiation Internal External Intraoperative Side Effects A bright yellow indicates breast being treated B light yellow part of the beam, beam in air, not touching woman C opening of the linear accelerator D arm holder supports woman's right arm

12. Hormonal Therapy What is it? Three different types of medicines Aromatase SERMs ERDs How/Why is it use? Side Effects

13. Prognosis Factors Size Stage Type Age Five year survival rate

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