Gaumard S230.40, User Manual

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User Guide | Working with the Simulator |
5. Right Breast #3: This breast shows a
retracted nipple with “orangeskin” effect,
and on careful palpation, a mass can be felt
immediately under the nipple. The breast
represents a carcinoma in one of the milk
ducts.
6. Left Breast #3: This form of breast cancer
(scirrhus carcinoma) is one of the more
commonly encountered malignant tumors
of the breast. When palpating, note the
infiltrating nature of the growth. It has no well-
defined borders and cannot be moved within
the breast.
Right breast showing a retracted nipple with
“Orangeskin” effect, and Left Breast with
Scirrhus Carcinoma.
Right Breast Number Diameter (mm)
Benign Tumor R1
20mm
Left Breast Number Diameter (mm)
Malignant
Infiltrating
Tumor
L1
30mm
3. Right Breast #2: This breast shows a
comparatively rare but palpable tumor: a
giant sarcoma (or giant mammary myxoma)
of which the wildly growing masses can
be easily felt. The Giant Sarcoma can be
palpated in the lower outer quadrant, and the
sarcomas, including a columnar mass, are
scattered within the upper quadrants.
4. Left Breast #2: This breast shows one of
the most common types of benign growths
(fibroadenomas) for women under the age of
30. Three fibroadenomas varying in size from
10-16mm and an additional 20mm benign
tumor are scattered around the breast.
Right Breast with Giant Sarcoma and wildly
growing masses and Left Breast with benign
growths.
Right Breast Number Diameter (mm)
Giant Sarcoma R1 25mm
Sarcoma R2, R3 10mm
Sarcoma R4, R9 20mm
Sarcoma R5, R6 12mm
Sarcoma R7, R10 15mm
Sarcoma,
Columnar
R8
15mm
Left Breast Number Diameter (mm)
Smaller
Fibroadenoma
L1
11mm
Benign Growth L2 25mm
Larger
Fibroadenoma
L3, L4
15mm