Normal Histology Review: 2:45 Breast Specimens: 9:08 Breast Development: 14:42 Disorders of Development: 19:00 Non-neoplastic Fibrocystic Changes: 23:45 Non-neoplastic Inflammatory and Stromal Lesions: 32:10 Non-neoplastic: Proliferative Lesions: 46:13 Neoplastic Nipple Lesions: 1:07:17 Neoplastic Epithelial Tumors: 1:14:27 Neoplastic Stromal Tumors: 2:19:07 Oncotype DX: 2:37:17

My goodness Dr Damron this was a brilliant overview. You are really good at explaining things. I'm a trainee in UK. I gradually studied your presentation and used it as a springboard to read further, such as in Sternberg. If only there was a 2-3h overview talk on every area of Histopath on KZfaq, it would really help covering the breadth of information. Thanks a lot!

Dr. Damron, I’ma pathologist in other country and willing to be a pathologist in US. I, therefore, use your appealing video as my textbook not only for knowledge but for pathology English terminology. Can’t thank you enough.

Awesome review! It is immensely helpful! Thanks much Dr. Damron!

Thank you Dr Alexander. Just finished the marathon.. Very helpful! Keep it up.. 😊

perhaps one of the best lectures so far....great work Dr Damron

Dear Dr. Damron, trank you so much for this great lecture. Please continue sharing your knowledge!

What a lovely presentation Dr Damron. Thank you for your effort!

Dude, that was spot-on for depth and breadth for a review, both boards and everyday refresher. Thanks!

This is so thorough and informative teaching overview, thank you so much for this excelllent presentation!

Thanks a lot Dr Damron for this beautifully compiled presentation; v systematic!

Te only material in KZfaq which is informative & detailed I am really thankful for you efforts to do such a great presentation pls keep posting don’t make us lose such a huge excellent content like that

Dr. Damron, this us do beneficial and comprehensive overview. Grateful

Sir pls post more videos like this. Your lectures are really Great and much useful for residents

Started watching this great video today. Huge thanks for the effort.

Today I heard your lecture. Its very excellent. Thank you very much Sir. It will be great help if you can upload more lectures including other systems. Thank you once again.

Excellent comprehensive lectures on breast pathology. Thanks a lot.

Dr. Alexander Damron Ah man Thank you so so much! it was huge help bless ya 🌻🍀🌹

Thank you very much for this video 🙏

Thank you so much sir for such a lucid elaborated presentation :) :)

Very very lucid and clear presentation... Thank you so much sir ❤️

Beautiful lecture! Thank you for sharing.

Everything is very well explained, thank you very much!

this is brilliant by all mean , please get back with more videos

Such an amazing video for preparation for the UK exam (FRCPath part 2), thanks a million!

Awesome review! Thank you!

Such a perfect lecture...You are more than impressive.

thank you so much for your amazing lecture.

Dear Dr. Damron I am very grateful to your kind comprehensive breast pathology review Really you make it much easier for trainees Regards from Iraq

This is wonderful, thank you so much

Couldn't have been better. Gonna share on. Thanks a lot.

Brilliant review thanks for uploading

Hi Dr. Damron! Thank you so much for your time and comprehensive review. I have a suggestion- if you add #BreastPath to your lecture title, your video will be easier to find!

Excellent review, thanks!

Keep up the good work, Alex. -John (former Penn fellow)

That was such an informative .. thank you so much sir.

God bless you Sir ! fantastic lecture !

Thanks for this comprehensive review, it would be great if you allow us to have a copy of the presentation so we can look at it before the exam, that will help indeed..

Excellent lecture. Thank you!

Awesome lecture, great job!

Great presentation on breast pathology thanks for sharing such a nice knowledge......

Excellent explanation thank you

Very nicely explained. Thank you.

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for the amazing lecture -From Indonesia-

WOW Great presentation

Thank you

Thank you Very much dr It was a Very helpful video

Excellent lecture and overview. Just wanted to know Dr Damron, if you routinely use IHC to differentiate between UDH/ADH/DCIS. I work in a resource limited laboratory, is it wise to subtype hyperplasia as UDH/ADH/DCIS as it has management implications. Thanks

Great presentation 🙏🙏

Great, thank you very much, please do a WHO update session.

Thank you so much for this

Great review and nice images!!! regarding the case (1:35 minute mark) of infiltrating pleomorphic lobular. Would you say this is on the low end with regards to degree of atypia for PLC? It seems like about every case I see of infiltrating lobular, if I look around enough, has at least some areas with this degree of atypia. I have asked others and the treshhold for calling pleomorphic lobular seems to be quite high. Thanks!

Thank you!

Great video, thanks so much When you spoke about invasive lobular carcinoma you said if Ecad is positive still call it lobular, do you have a reference for that? I agree I was just recently looking for a paper or something

First of all, thank you very much. I read that columnar changes may be associated with atypical hyperplasia but otherwise no significantly increased risk of breast carcinoma (Cancer 2008;113:2415)

Absolutely useful vedio Thank you

Thanks a lot sir. Sir can you put this presentation in drive or SlideShare with your copyright so that we can easily revise in need.

That was very nice presentation.. Can you share presentations for colon cancer please?

Thank you for this video!!!’n

This is extremely helpful. Thank you! A question- Given that usual ductal hyperplasia (udh) is considered non-clonal and heterogeneous... If a p63 immunostain that is positive scatterly within (!) a hyperplastic duct, does it practically rules out a clonal process (ADH, DCIS)? In other words - is the presence of myoepithelial cells within the hyperplastic duct equals to UDH? Thanks again!

Thank you sir I do not know how is elastosis look

Very good

thank you very nice.

Does this lecture includes who 5th edition updates ?

Thanks man, much better Breast lecture than Osler.

Nice 👍

Would it be possible to obtain a powerpoint of this lecture?

Very clear nice

Nice thank you

May I access the PowerPoint of this presentation?

At 7:23, Toker cells and Paget cells..aren't they supposed to have the same immunoprofile ? CK7+ and Her2neu +... TIA

Encapsulated papillary carcinoma is described as rare. However, I have seen several cases recently, 4 that I can think of in the past year. One case was in a male. The cases I have seen do lack myoepithelial cells around the periphery, or at least so few ME cells they seem rather sporadic. Could you comment on the frequency you see them? Would you describe them as rare? Maybe I won't seen another one for years now. Thanks!

2:30:36 myofibroblastoma is s100 is positive or negative? A bit confused

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Lobular hyperplasia is increase breast cancer