MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER
Scientific editors and authors
Instead of an introduction
Reviews
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I. History of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment
1. History of surgical treatment
Vasil Pavlov, Svilen Maslyankov
2. History of the development and application of imaging methods in diagnostics
Valentin Ivanov, Gavril Nakov
II. Epidemiology
3. Epidemiology of malignant breast diseases in Bulgaria
Zdravka Valerianova
III. Risk factors and prevention
4. Risk factors for the occurrence, heredity and procedures to reduce the risk of breast cancer
Elitsa Valerieva, Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva
IV. Screeningг
5. European recommendations for screening
Valentin Ivanov, Gavril Nakov
V. Pathology
6. Types of biopsy examination. Advantages and limitations of the methods
Alexandrina Vlahova
7. Morphology and histological types
Marusya Genadieva
8. Determination of receptor status
Alexandrina Vlahova
9. Molecular subtypes
Marusya Genadieva
10. Prognostic and predictive markers and indices. Multigene signatures
Alexandrina Vlahova
11. Histological assessment of pathological response after neoadjuvant therapy
Alexandrina Vlahova
12. Controversial aspects of teamwork in the diagnosis of breast carcinoma
Yaroslava Marincheva
VI. Quality of breast cancer treatment in Bulgaria
13. Indicators for the quality of breast cancer treatment in Bulgaria
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva, Svilen Maslyankov, Angel Yordanov
VII. Non-invasive breast cancera
14. Behavior in non-invasive carcinoma
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva
VIII. Early breast carcinoma
15. Clinical assessment of lesions on the breast
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva
16. Imaging diagnostics – ultrasound, digital mammography, MRI, tomosynthesis. Standard for breast cancer diagnosis in Bulgaria
Valentin Ivanov, Gavril Nakov
17. Place of the PET scanner in the diagnosis and staging of early breast cancer
Zhivka Dancheva, Pavel Bochev, Borislav Chaushev, Anelia Klisarova
18. Safety of imaging methods for breast cancer diagnosis
Desislava Kostova-Lefterova
19. Early breast carcinoma – systemic treatment
Asya Konsulova
20. The place of mastectomy in the modern treatment of breast cancer. Types of mastectomy. MRM with/without one-stage reconstruction, nipple-sparing MRM with one-stage reconstruction
Svilen Maslyankov
21. Oncoplastic techniques. Types of implants – design, indications and safety of use, specific complications
Svilen Maslyankov
22. Specific, implant-based reconstruction techniques
Svilen Maslyankov
23. Plastics with their own tissues
Svilen Maslyankov
24. Reconstruction of the areola-mammary complex
Svilen Maslyankov
25. Organ preservation operations
Svilen Maslyankov
26. Evidence-based management of the axilla. Axillary dissections
Svilen Maslyankov, Tsvetelina Paycheva, Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva
27. Radiation therapy of primary tumor
Iglika Mihaylova
28. Radiation therapy to the axilla
Iglika Mihaylova
29. Intraoperative radiotherapy
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva, Svilen Maslyankov, Zahari Zahariev, Alexandrina Vlahova Asya Konsulova, Desislava Kostova-Lefterova
IX. Advanced and metastatic breast cancer
30. Clinical evaluation of advanced breast cancer
Hristina Ivanovska-Peneva
31. Imaging diagnostics in advanced breast cancer
Valentin Ivanov, Gavril Nakov
32. The role of PET/CT in the diagnosis and staging of advanced breast cancer
Zhivka Dancheva, Pavel Bochev, Borislav Chaushev, Anelia Klisarova
33. Systemic treatment for metastatic or recurrent breast cancer
Asya Konsulova
34.The role of surgery on the primary tumor in patients with de novo metastatic breast cancer
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva, Yoana Simeonova, Mihaela Dimitrova-Mladenova, Asya Konsulova, Elitsa Valerieva, Yaroslava Marincheva, Hristina Ivanovska-Peneva, Desislava Kostova-Lefterova, Elena Chuprina, Svilen Maslyankov, Angel Yordanov
35. Patterns of metastatic spread and survival of Bulgarian patients with breast cancer
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva, Yoana Simeonova, Asya Konsulova, Angel Yordanov, Elitsa Valerieva, Yaroslava Marincheva, Hristina Ivanovska-Peneva, Desislava Kostova Lefterova, Svilen Maslyankov, Mihaela Dimitrova-Mladenova
36. Place of surgery in the treatment of locally advanced breast cancer
Svilen Maslyankov
37. Place of surgery in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer
Svilen Maslyankov
38. Surgery in oligometastatic disease. Role of surgery in the treatment of the primary focus in stage IV
Svilen Maslyankov
39. Surgical techniques in breast surgery after neoadjuvant treatment
Svilen Maslyankov
40. Radiation therapy (of primary tumor and axilla, palliative radiotherapy of metastases, radiosurgery)
Hristina Ivanovska-Peneva
X. Pain management
41. Analgesia in patients with breast cancer: contemporary aspects
Daughter Tsoneva
XI. Treatment complications
42. Complications after surgery
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva
43. Complications after systemic treatment
Asya Konsulova
44. Complications after radiotherapy
Nikolay Nedev
XII. Specific forms of breast carcinoma
45. Breast cancer and pregnancy
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva, Desislava Kostova-Lefterova, Elitsa Valerieva, Angel Yordanov, Asya Konsulova
46. Male breast cancer
Asya Konsulova, Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva
47.Paget's disease
Svilen Maslyankov, Tsvetelina Paycheva
48. Inflammatory breast carcinoma
Svilen Maslyankov, Tsvetelina Paycheva
49. Occult breast carcinoma
Svilen Maslyankov, Tsvetelina Paycheva, Kiril Mladenov
XIII. Supportive care for patients with breast cancer
50. Best supportive care for breast cancer survivors
Nikolay Yordanov
51. Psycho-oncology. The role of the psychologist in the encounter with the diagnosis „"breast cancer"’
Zornitsa Spiridonova
XIV. Work in a specialized ward for patients with breast cancer
52. Minimum requirements for specialized departments for the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer
Mariela Vasileva-Slaveva
XV. Breast cancer through the eyes of the Bulgarian patient
53. The Patient's Journey – 1
Ivelina Yordanova
54. The Patient's Journey – 2
Rumyana Asenova




