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This chemotherapy is coined “the red devil” as it is a bright red medication used to treat various cancers including breast and ovarian and works by damaging cancer cell DNA and blocking their repair pathways.

What is Adriamycin (doxorubicin)?

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This machine is used to deliver radiation from outside the body

What is a linear accelerator (Linac for short)?

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This foundation started in 2004 by Laurie Mezzalingua provides financial assistance to individuals in Central NY who are afflicted with breast cancer

What is The Saint Agatha Foundation?

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This type of testing is used to evaluate a patient's risk of developing cancer in the future

What is germline testing?

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Most common type of breast cancer.

What is Invasive Ductal carcinoma?

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Named after a common fruit, this exam finding often seen in inflammatory breast cancer

Peau d'orange?

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This is the standard most common test used to assess heart function prior to chemotherapy in her2neu directed treatment regimens.

A: What is echocardiogram?

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 The absorbed dose of radiation

What is Gray?

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The two breast nurse navigators for Breast Care Partners are

Who is Jennifer Michales and Nicole Montondo?

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This is a term used to describe a genetic variation that has been identified but it significance to cancer risk is unknown

What is VUS or variant of uncertain significance?

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ER negative PR negative Her2neu negative

What is Triple negative?

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The development of purple nodular growths on breast previously treated with RT suggests this rare malignancy

What is Angiosarcoma?

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For this pharmacological class of medications for hormone receptor positive breast cancer there is indication to obtain bone density test.

What are aromatase inhibitors?

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The breathing technique used for left breast cancer radiation to move the heart farther away from the breast/ anterior chest

What is Deep Inspiration Breath Hold (DIBH)?

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This free program includes a one year YMCA membership and provides direct support to breast cancer survivors

What is Laurie's Hope?

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Per NCCN guidelines this mutation warrants consideration for mammograms in males 50 or older

What is BRCA2?

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Tumor at inked surgical margin

What is positive margin?

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Biopsy of this red/crusty nipple lesion is characterized histologically by presence of atypical cells infiltrating's the dermis.

What is Paget's Disease?

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The Keynote-522 regimen is used to treat neoadjuvant triple negative breast cancer which include the following 5 chemo immunotherapy agents.

What are keytruda, carboplatin, paclitaxel, Adriamycin and Cytoxan?

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After undergoing breast radiation treatment some antibiotics increase the risk of a second wave of skin reactions

What is radiation recall?

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This non-profit organization provides programs and services to help facilitate the cancer journey throughout Central New York

What is Cancer Connects?

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This is the year that the BRCA1/2 genetic test became available for commercial testing

What is 1996?

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Central necrosis in ductal carcinoma in situ

What is comedo necrosis?

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The maximum number of positive lymph nodes are allowed by Z011 study in avoidance of node dissection 

What is 2?

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This trial presented at the 2024 ASCO annual meeting showed that treatment with T-DXd (Trastuzumab deruxtecan or Enhertu) led to a statistically significant and clinically meaningful improvement in progression-free survival (PFS) vs investigators choice of chemotherapy in pretreated patients with HR+, her2neu low (IHC 1+, IHC 2+) metastatic breast cancer.

What is DESTINY-Breast 06?

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The radiation team pays special attention to the skin dose and coverage of surgical scars and drain sites for this type of breast cancer.

What is inflammatory breast cancer?

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The nurse navigators navigate for these 7 breast surgeons

Who are Dr. Kort, Dr. Giannone, Dr. Congelli  Dr. Schu. Dr. Sartori, Dr. McMullian and Dr. Schwartz?

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This is a term used to describe a genetic change that can result from age, prior chemotherapy or underlying hematologic malignancies where some cells in the body harbor genetic mutations while others do not

What is genetic mosaicism?

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Malignant Infiltrate of single cells in linear lines and negative for cell adhesion stain of E-cadherin 

What are isolated tumor cells?

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Recommended margin in surgical lumpectomy specimen for Invasive disease 

 What is negative margin/no tumor in inked margin?