Journals / Haseki Tıp Bülteni / 2014 / Cilt: 52 - Sayı: 3

Mastitis

Mastitler

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150–152
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Ultrasound-guided abscess drainage in patients with breast abscess and irrigation of the pouch with saline are the preferred treatment approach today.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Mastitler is an infectious or non-infectious breast disease associated with breast inflammation.
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Key Findings & Data:It is observed most frequently during milk stasis (engorgement) and lactation period (puerperal) with superimposed infection.
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Conclusion & Impact:Ultrasound-guided abscess drainage in patients with breast abscess and irrigation of the pouch with saline are the preferred treatment approach today.
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Abstract

Mastitler is an infectious or non-infectious breast disease associated with breast inflammation. It is observed most frequently during milk stasis (engorgement) and lactation period (puerperal) with superimposed infection. Most mastitides heal with simple selfhelp measures, however, sometimes antibiotherapy and abscess drainage may be required. Other than lactating period, mastitides are encountered in the presence of recurrent infections and abscess. Although various factors, such as smoking, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis can at times be the root causes of mastitis, they are frequently observed in granulomatous mastitides. Treatment approaches not involving biopsy are disadvantageous and harmful in such cases which can be confused with breast cancer. Ultrasound-guided abscess drainage in patients with breast abscess and irrigation of the pouch with saline are the preferred treatment approach today.

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Mastitler memenin inflamasyonu ile seyreden enfeksiyöz ya da nonenfeksiyöz hastalıklarıdır. En sık süt stazı ve üzerine eklenen enfeksiyonlarla beraber emzirme döneminde (puerperal) gözlenir. Çoğu süt akışını sağlayan basit önerilerle iyileşirken, bir kısmında antibiyoterapi ve abse drenajı gerekebilir. Emzirme dönemi dışında mastitler; tekrarlayan enfeksiyonlar ve abse ile karşımıza çıkar. Sigara içimi, diyabet, romatoid artrit gibi bazı nedenler sebep olarak karşımıza çıksa da idiyopatik granülomatöz mastitlerde sıkça gözlenmektedir. Meme kanseri ile karışan bu olgularda biopsisiz tedavi yaklaşımı sakıncalı ve zararlıdır. Meme absesi gelişen olgularda ultrasonografi eşliğinde abse boşaltımı ve poşun serum fizyolojik ile irrigasyonu günümüzde tercih edilen tedavi yaklaşımıdır.

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ERÖZGEN, F., KIZILKAYA, M. C., ÇITLAK, G. (2014). Mastitis. Haseki Tıp Bülteni, Cilt: 52 - Sayı: 3, 150–152. https://ajindex.com/articles/267912

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