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Patient Education
- Be A Survivor : Treatment Options for Breast Cancer
[videorecording].
Hollywood, Ca. : Lange Productions, 1997.
1 videocassette (29 min.) : sound., color. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 B42 1997
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Illustrated with arresting graphics, this is a clear presentation
of mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and lumpectomy with radiation.
Covering many options from biopsy to nipple reconstruction, this video is
designed to give the newly diagnosed woman and her family an understanding of
the treatments available and to encourage her to participate in the decision
process. Statements by cancer survivors help present a realistic picture and
convey a message of hope.
- Beyond Diagnosis : Our Journeys with Breast Cancer
[videorecording].
Directed by Lisa Fisher ; produced by Steven Kelly, Lisa Fisher.
Sherborn, MA : Aquarius Health Care Videos, 1999 ; presented by
Prairie Fish Pictures.
1 videocassette (56 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 B573 1999
- This documentary chronicles a year in the life of Barb and her
husband David, as they face Barb's diagnosis with breast cancer. We
follow her through this emotional chapter in her life: diagnosis, treatment,
family, and life after treatment. Barb's story is revealed to you as it is
revealed to her, as it happens. This story is accented with the voices of seven
other women as they reveal their individual journeys.
- Breast Cancer : Real Progress in Our Lifetime [videorecording].
Executive producer, Ana Cristina Lerner.
Information Television Network, produced in association with the American
Cancer Society ;
Ambrose Video, c2001.
1 videocassette: 25 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
(The art of women's health ; v. 1)
Multi Media WP870 B82778 2001
- "Researchers are closer than ever to curing this deadly disease.
In-depth explanations, along with first-hand accounts from breast cancer
survivors, will de-mystify the newest treatments and techniques".
- Breast Cancer : Speaking Out [videocassette].
KCTS Television, Producer. New York: Filmakers Library, Inc.; c1992.
1 videocassette: 30 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 B8282 1992
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This short powerful film is a rallying cry for women to become more
aggressive when the issue is their health. The film shows women freeing
themselves from the constraint of being well-behaved patients. They must be
prepared to pester doctors with questions and demands for information.
Dr. Carolyn Collins of the University of Washington acknowledges that the
treatment options are often difficult to assess. Women must equip themselves
with all the information available and vociferously take their cause to
the streets, courtrooms, and legislatures.
- Breast Cancer : Understanding Treatment Options.[videorecording].
Evans Communication, Inc. ; editorial consultants: Francine Halberg
[et al.].
Fairfax, Va. : ASTRO, c2000.
1 videocassette (14 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. VHS.
Multi Media WP 870 B827792 2000
- This video is intended for patients, presents information on the
different treatments for breast cancer, including mastectomy, lumpectomy
and radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hormonal therapy.
- Breast Cancer and Intimacy [videorecording].
Produced, written and directed by Daphne Rubin ;produced for Discovery
Health Channel by Hoggard Films.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2004.
1 videodisc (51 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. DVD.
Multi Media WP870 B823903 2004
- This program explores, with sensitivity and compassion, the
emotional and physical impact of breast cancer on a patient's identity as
a woman. Covering issues of self-image and sexuality, the video focuses on
five couples ranging in age from their 30s to their 60s to illustrate
unique and common aspects of breast cancer among different age groups.
These survivors and their spouses as well as a surgeon, a psychiatrist,
and a counselor speak frankly about being diagnosed, breaking the news to
children, surgery, side effects, reconstruction, reestablishing physical
intimacy, and the vital importance of open communication throughout the
process. Footage of a lumpectomy is included. Filmed in cooperation with
the American Cancer Society.
- Breast Cancer Awareness : the Real
Deal [videorecording].
Produced by Coastal Training Technologies Corp. Virginia Beach, VA :
The Corp., c1999.
1 videocassette (17 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 pamphlet (4 p.)
Multi Media WP870 B8281 1999
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Teenagers look at breast cancer, how it affects their lives when a family
member has breast cancer, and measures they can take to lower their risk
of developing breast cancer. Discusses diet, exercise, the avoidance of
smoking and alcohol, and breast self-examination. Includes a short segment
on "Buff's garden" a garden by the sea in memory of Buff Taylor Koch who, at
the age of 41, lost her battle to breast cancer in April 1997. The Buff
Foundation designed the garden to serve as a peaceful place to pay tribute
to friends and family whose lives have been touched by cancer. Closed captioned.
- Breast Cancer Legacy : Your Family History, Your Future
[videorecording].
Beth Murphy,Producer & Director ; Jody Santos, co-producer. Hosted by
Meredith Baxter.
Boston, MA : Principle Pictures, c2004.
1 videodisc: 45 min. : sound, color, 4 3/4 in.
Multi Media WP870 B82835 2004
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Young women who have a family history of cancer confront
the stories of relatives that haunt their pasts and explore how advances
in genetic science may help them change their futures. Includes interviews
with women making tough choices, genetic counselors, the U.S. Surgeon
Gerneral, and experts at the National Human Genome Research Project.
- Breast Self-Examination [videocassette].
Naughton, Marjorie and Augustyn-Lindsay, Marcia. St. Elizabeth Hospital,
Producer.
Chapel Hill (NC) : Health Sciences Consortium ; 1987.
1 videocassette: 15 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
Multi Media WP870 B828 1987
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If women perform regular breast self-examinations, most cases of breast
cancer can be detected in an early stage by women themselves. This videotape
stresses the importance of performing a complete exam once a month. Viewers
see a young woman going through an entire exam while a nurse explains the
techniques and tells her what to look for. The program also encourages
women to call their doctor immediately if they discover anything unusual.
- Breast Self Exam and Breast Health [videorecording].
presented by Milner-Fenwick., 2nd ed.
Timonium, MD : Milner-Fenwick, c2000.
Video Counseling Library series.
Multi Media WP 815 B82888 2000
- This motivating video stresses the benefits of early breast cancer
detection. Explores the interlocking roles of: regular clinical
examination, mammography, and monthly self examination. Shows three
accepted methods of breast self-examination (BSE). Includes the most
recent American Cancer Society guidelines.Live demonstrations to enable
women to get a clear understanding of how to do BSE. Includes pictures of
breast abnormalities. Closed-captioned.
- Breast Self-Examination for Women Past Fifty [videocassette].
Department of Nursing, College of Health Professions, Wichita State
University, Producer. Chapel Hill (NC): Health Sciences Consortium; 1992.
1 videocassette: 22 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
Multi Media WP870 B8284 1992
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One out of nine women will have breast cancer, and the risk increases
as women age--peaking in their mideighties. The key to detecting breast
cancer in its early stages is knowing your own body. It is particularly
important for the older woman to do a self-examination for early detection.
This program demonstrates the procedure for doing a breast self-exam, showing
the exam being performed in three positions: standing in front of a mirror,
sitting, and reclining. Risk factors are reviewed, and the importance of
performing a monthly exam is stressed.
- A Celebration of Life : Rising Above Breast Cancer
[videorecording].
Dean Radcliffe-Lynes, Producer.
Sherborn, MA ; Aquarius Health Care Videos, 2001. Funding provided by
Breast Cancer Resource Committee, Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation ;
presentation of Howard University Television.
1 videocassette : (58 min.) : sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 C3925 2001
- This video examines this disturbing fact and the three crucial
reasons that lead to this outcome: fear, lack of access to health care and
racial and economic bias. It is also a celebration of the lives of African
American women who have survived breast cancer and work to educate others
about early detection and taking charge of their own breast health. This
documentary spans the country and talks with women who met the challenge
of breast cancer and took command of their health needs. They share their
experiences and urge others to be resolute about consistent
self-examination, annual mammograms and pursuing medical diagnosis and
care when a problem is detected.
- Classical Stretch. Breast Cancer Rehabilitation Post-Surgery :
the Esmonde Technique [videorecording].
Tracy DuFlo, Producer. ; a Production of WPBS Watertown, NY
New Hope, Minn. : distributed by Navarre Home Entertainment, 2003
1 videodisc (30 min.) : sound, color. DVD.
Multi Media WP870 C614 2003
- This video should help women exercise and thus totally
prevent the onslaught of lymphedema. The program is designed to stretch
and strengthen the muscles in the arm and shoulder. At the end of the
Classical Stretch for Breast Cancer Video, I also share my emotional
journey beginning with the shock of the diagnosis to what I feel is the
full recovery--Miranda Esmonde-White.
- Focus On Healing Through Movement & Dance : For the Breast Cancer
Survivor [videorecording].
Enhancement, c1998.
1 videocassette (49 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. VHS.
Multi Media WP870 F652 1998
- Using the "Lebed Method," this is a program of exercises
specifically designed to meet the needs of breast cancer survivors of all
ages and fitness levels. It wil help you regain full range of motion,
reduce risk of lymphedema, and improve self image.
- Gentle Yoga for Breast Cancer Survivors [videorecording].
Toronto, ON : Explorations in Yoga, 2003.
1 videocassette (70 min.) : sound, color VHS + 1 guide
Multi Media WP870 G338 2003
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Yoga teacher and breast cancer survivor, Esther Myers, leads a group of
breast cancer survivors through a gentle yoga, meditation and relaxation
session.
- The Importance of Breast Self-Examination [videocassette].
Kettering Breast Evaluation Centers, Producer.
Milwaukee (WI): General Electric Medical Systems; c1991.
1 videocassette : 7 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. (closed caption).
Multi Media WP815 I34 1991
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This presentation teaches patients everything they need to know about
this important self-help procedure. What's more, it is closed-captioned to
meet the needs of hearing-impaired patients and the requirements of the
Americans with Disabilities Act. (Requires closed-captioned-compatible video
equipment to use the closed-captioned feature, but it may also be used on a
regular VHS tape player and television for normal viewing.)
- Journey to Recovery Series[videocassette].
Lisa Moss, Producer & Director. Host, Willow Bay.
Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1998.
4 videocassettes: 128 min., sound, color. 1/2 in.
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This program reviews the various types and stages of breast cancer, the
methods for diagnosing the disease, surgical treatment options, and how
various patients and their partners can learn how to cope with the
reality of the diagnosis. Also covered are mechanisms to recognize and
manage stress, identify health care resources, and get support from
family, friends, and health care providers.
- Breast Cancer : Coping With Your Diagnosis
This set is based on a study titled "Patterns of adjustment among
breast cancer patients and their partners", Carol Noll Hoskins, Principal
Investigator. 128 women with breast cancer along with their partners were
studied. 3 of these couples share their experiences.
This program reviews the various types and stages of breast cancer,
the methods for diagnosing the disease, surgical treatment options, and
how various patients and their partners can learn how to cope with the
reality of the diagnosis. Also covered are mechanisms to recognize and
manage stress, identify health care resources, and get support from
family, friends, and health care providers. (37 min.)
Multi Media WP870 B82338 1998
- Breast Cancer : Recovering From Surgery
Presented by Division of Nursing, School of Education, New York
University.
This set is based on a study titled "Patterns of adjustment among breast
cancer patients and their partners", Carol Noll Hoskins, Principal
Investigator. 128 women with breast cancer along with their partners were
studied. 3 of these couples share their experiences.
The types of surgery available, from lumpectomy to modified radical
mastectomy, are discussed in this program, along with ways to promote emotional
and physical recovery, create a support system among family and friends,
and get back to good health. Focussing on the unique needs of women in the
post-surgical year of breast cancer, topics covered include common feelings
after surgery, cosmetic aspects of breast surgery and partners' views on
adjustment and change during this period. (30 min.)
Multi Media WP870 B82342 1998
- Breast Cancer : Understanding Adjuvant Therapy
Presented by New York University School of Nursing.
This set is based on a study titled "Patterns of adjustment among
breast cancer patients and their partners", Carol Noll Hoskins, Principal
Investigator. 128 women with breast cancer along with their partners were
studied. 3 of these couples share their experiences.
The cancer treatment options of chemotherapy, radiation, and hormone
therapy are discussed in this program, along with how to choose a
treatment or mixture of treatments with the help of a health care team.
Patients and their partners will learn how to cope with treatment side
effects. (31 mins.)
Multi Media WP870 B82348 1998
- Breast Cancer : Your Ongoing Recovery
Presented by Division of Nursing, School of Education, New York
University.
This set is based on a study titled "Patterns of adjustment among
breast cancer patients and their partners" Carol Noll Hoskins, Principal
Investigator. 128 women with breast cancer alongwith their partners were
studied. 3 of these couples share their experiences.
Creating a healthy lifestyle after completion of surgery and adjuvant
treatment can be the most difficult part of recovery. This program
explains how patients can help partners, family, and friends adjust to the
new lifestyle, and how patients and partners can cope with the ongoing
emotional aspects of living with breast cancer. (30 mins.)
Multi Media WP870 B823488 1998
- Living Through Breast Cancer : What a Harvard Doctor and Survivor
Wants You To Know About Getting the Best Care While Preserving Your
Self-Image [sound recording].
Carolyn M. Kaelin with Francesca Coltrera.
HealthText Audio, c2005.
3 sound discs (ca. 3 hrs.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Multi Media WP870 K112L 2005
- Dr. Carolyn Kaelin understands breast cancer as few physicians do.
In addition to being a leading national breast expert and a highly
respected cancer surgeon, she also is a breast cancer survivor. In
Living Through Cancer she draws upon her experiences as both doctor
and patient to offer women a priceless source of understanding, support
and guidance on coping with and beating breast cancer.
Living Through Breast Cancer combines state-of-the-art medical
knowledge with hard-won advice on:
Understanding your diagnosis and assembling a care team.
Making sense of treatment options and making informed decisions.
Understanding your feelings and holding on to your sense of self.
Managing the aesthetic aspects of breast cancer and its treatment.
Maintaing good health after cancer to lower chances of recurrence.
- Lymph Node Mapping, Sentinel Node Biopsy [videorecording].
Produced by InterCom through the facilities of UT Television, The
University of Texas, M.D.
Anderson Cancer Center; c2000.
1 videocassette: sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WH700 L98436 2000
- Funded by an educational grant provided by AstraZeneca. Content
expertise provided by: S. Eva Singletary, Attiqa N. Mirza, Alice F. Judkins.
Susan Starnes, Narrator.
Meant to be a patient information tool, this video discusses what
sentinal lymph node biopsy (SNB) is, how the procedure is done, possible
(minor) side effects, and covers the advantages of SNB over more invasive
surgical procedures. Other women's experiences are included.
- Mastectomy Education Series [videocassette].
Anthes, Jan ... et al. Mercy Medical Center, Producer.
Chapel Hill, N.C.: Health Sciences Consortium; c1989.
5 videocassettes: 107 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by:
5 guides.
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This five-tape series is designed to help improve understanding of the
physical and emotional ramifications of mastectomy surgery. The series is
of interest to mastectomy patients; their families, friends, and colleagues;
and health professionals who care for these patients. Each program focuses
on a specific aspect of mastectomy surgery--everything from preoperative
education to the husband's feelings.
- Pre- and Post-Operative Education.
This program prepares the patient with a detailed outline of exactly what
she can expect leading up to and following her surgery. Each step, from
admission to recovery, is described, and common questions and concerns are
discussed. (26 min.)
Multi Media WP910 P922 1989
- Feelings and Coping.
This program focuses on the emotional needs of mastectomy patients. Former and
current mastectomy patients, who make up a support group, discuss their
individual experiences and offer advice and counsel to each other. (20 min.)
Multi Media WP910 F2952 1989
- Feelings of the Husband.
Three married couples discuss the emotional needs of and support provided by
the husbands prior to their wives' surgery and during recovery. (21 min.)
Multi Media WP910 F2953 1989
- Post-Mastectomy Exercises, Part 1.
This program provides the post- operative mastectomy patient with a regimen
of simple and light exercises to perform while still in the hospital. The
exercises are designed to strengthen the upper body and increase mobility
in the arm of the affected side. (10 min.)
Multi Media WP910 P85754 1989
- Post-Mastectomy Exercises, Part 2.
This program provides a morerigorous series of exercises designed to be
perform ed with increasing intensity. The goal of these exercises is to allow
a return to complete freedom of function. (30 min.)
Multi Media WP910 P85755 1989
- My Left Breast [videorecording].
Gerry Rogers, director ; Paul Pope, producer ; produced with the
participation of Telefilm Canada ; produced by Pope Productions, Ltd. in
association with CBC Newsworld.
New York, NY : Women Make Movies, c2000.
1 videocassette: 57 min., sound, color. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 M996 2000
- Filmmaker Gerry Rogers recounts her story of breast cancer
survival. Shortly after being diagnosed at age 42, Rogers began to
document her ordeal on camera in an attempt to confront her own questions
and fears about breast cancer. Rather than present a somber and morose
meditation on this difficult experience, she decides to invoke humor to
frankly reflect on the meaning of this disease on her life, as well as on
the lives of her friends and family. Closed captioned.
- One in Nine [videorecording]
produced by Janet Van Ham, Diane Cotting ; photographed and directed
by Janet Van Ham.
Alternate Title: Message of hope and courage
Sherborn, MA : Aquarius Health Care Videos, c2001.
1 videocassette (ca. 45 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 O585 2001
- Rachel's Daughters : Searching for the Causes of Breast Cancer
[videorecording]
Women Make Movies ; a Light-Saraf-Evans production ; directed and
edited by Allie Light and Irving Saraf ; produced by Allie Light, Irving Saraf,
and Nancy Evans.
New York, NY : Women Make Movies, 1997.
1 videocassette (106 min.) : sound, color with black & white ; 1/2 in.
+ 1 guide (28 p.)
Multi Media WP870 R119 1997
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"The community action & resource guide was created for use with the
documentary film Rachel's daughters" Music, Larry Seymour ; videographer,
Irving Saraf ; sound recording, Sara Chin.(Producer)
This documentary follows a group of women, all breast cancer activists who
are fighting or have survived the disease, who are on a personal mission
to unearth the causes of breast cancer. Incorporates interviews with
prominent scientists,documentary footage from high cancer rate areas, and
investigates women's personal battles to stay healthy.
- Shopping For Women’sHealth [videorecording].
Gratz, Vicki L., Producer and director ; Reed, Leni with Havala,
Suzanne, script.
Family Experiences Productions Inc., c1997.
1 videocassette (17 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in. + 1 pamphlet. VHS.
Multi Media QU145 S559 1997
- Subtitle from container and cassette label: Reduce Your Risks of
Osteoporosis and Breast Cancer. Closed-captioned for the hearing
impaired.<
- Understanding Breast Cancer [chart].
Medical illustrations by Liana Bauman, in consultation with Ruth
O’Regan.
1 chart : col. ; 67 x 52 cm.
Anatomical Chart Co.,Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, c2002.
WP870 U55 2002
- What is breast cancer? -- Types of breast cancer -- Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) --
Infiltrating (invasive) ductal carcinoma (IDC) -- Diagnosis of breast cancer -- Breast self-examination
(BSE) -- Staging -- Mammography -- Biopsy -- Causes of breast cancer -- Signs and Symptoms -- Treatment
options.
- When Cancer Hits Home [videorecording].
WETA ; Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Alexandria, Va. : PBS Video, c1999.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sound., color. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 W567 1999
- This episode focuses on how families cope when life-threatening
illness hits. It features a short documentary segment about a family
coming to terms with breast cancer followed by a studio discussion between
Derek McGinty and Dr. David Spiegel, Stanford University, author of a
landmark study of the effects that supportive groups play on the long-term
survival of breast cancer patients; and Dr. Wendy Schlessel Harpham, a
cancer survivor and author of three books on the subject. Closed-captioned.
Pathology
- Atlas of Breast Pathology 2.0 [CD-ROM].
Tavassoli, Fatteneh A. (ed.) New York (NY): Chapman & Hall, c1997.
1 computer laser optical disc: color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1
installation guide.
(Chapman and Hall Pathology Atlas Series on CD-ROM).
Multi Media WP17 A8789 1997
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This CD-ROM covers 77 disease entities and 59 diagnostic features,
including 1293 high resolution color images with accompanying descriptions.
Information can be accessed by disease and disease feature;references and
lecture material are also provided. Slides can be printed. Includes normal
anatomy, and epithelial, stromal, vascular, and biphasic disease.
- Breast Cancer [slide].
Hayes, Daniel and Skarin, Arthur T. New York: Gower Medical Publishing;
c1991.
(Slide Atlas of Diagnostic Oncology; no.6).
73 slides: color, 2 x 2 in. Accompanied by: 1 text.
Multi Media QZ241 B828 1991
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"Breast Cancer" is part six of the comprehensive fourteen-part Slide Atlas
of Diagnostic Oncology. The slide set describes the histology, staging,
metastases, and treatment of breast cancer using 73 color slides and 31
pagesof text.
- Breast Pathology: Benign Proliferations, Atypias, and In Situ
Carcinomas [slide].
Fechner, Robert and Mills, Stacey. Chicago (IL): American Society of Clinical
Pathologists; c1990.
127 slides: color, 2 x 2 in. Accompanied by: 1 book.
Multi Media WP815 F291b 1990
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This text and slide set discuss and demonstrate - using 540 high-quality
text color images - noninvasive, benign, and minimal lesions of the
breast. Complete information is provided on the many recent changes in our
understanding of the histopathology of the breast, along with a review of
fundamental and emerging diagnostic techniques, and a chapter on risk
assessment and its use by the pathologist and surgeon. Partial contents:
Normal Anatomy, Variations and Iatrogenic Changes; Evaluation of Biopsy
Specimens, Including Calcifications; Radial Scar, Sclerosing Adenosis,
Adenosis Tumor, and Microglandular Adenosis; Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
- Cytopathology of the Breast : Teaching Slide Set [slide]
Masood, Shahla
Chicago : American Society of Clinical Pathologists, c1997.
ASCP theory and practice of cytopathology series ; 5
182 slides : col. + 1 User's guide (54 p. ; 28 cm.)
Multi Media WP870 M412c 1996 Suppl.
- Pathophysiology of Breast Cancer [videocassette].
Philadelphia (PA):Rowland Production Inc., producer; distributed by
Lippincott-Raven; c1997.
1 videocassette: 20 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
(Lippincott's Pathophysiology Series).
Multi Media WP870 P294 1997
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This video describes the causes and basic pathophysiological changes of
breast cancer, and how a patient's clinical manifestations relate to the
development and progression of breast cancer.
- Understanding Breast Cancer [chart].
Illustrations by Liana Bauman in consultation with Ruth O'Regan.
1 chart : col. ill. ; 50 x 65 cm.
Anatomical Chart Co., c2001.
Multi Media WP 870 U55 2001
- This chart illustrates What is breast cancer? -- Types of breast
cancer -- Diagnosis of breast cancer -- Breast self-examination (BSE) --
Staging -- Mammography -- Biopsy -- Causes of breast cancer -- Signs and
Symptoms -- Treatment options.
Mammography, Imaging, and Aspiration
- The Art of Mammographic Positioning and Imaging the Augmented
Breast [CD-ROM].
Eklund, Gilbert W. Hartland (WI): Creative Educational Options, LLC;
distributed by Lippincott Raven; c1996.
1 computer laser optical disc: sound, color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1
guide.
(A Medical College of Wisconsin CME Program).
Multi Media WP815 E36a 1996
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This course enables participants to gain knowledge of tissue
inclusion on mammographic images, types and positions for placement of
breast augmentation implants, techniques for safe and optimal imaging of
the augmented breast, and radiographic and sonographic features of
complications affecting the augmentation implant. Participants will be
able to recognize and correct deficiencies in mammographic positioning and
in imaging the augmented breast. Designed to meet 5 Category 1 CME
credits for all mammography professionals.
- Breast Calcifications [CD-ROM].
Cardenosa, Gilda. Hartland (WI): Creative Educational Options, LLC;
distributed by Lippincott-Raven; c1996.
1 computer laser optical disc: color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
(A Medical College of Wisconsin CME Program).
Multi Media WP840 C266b 1996
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This program covers pathogenesis of benign and malignant breast
calcifications, indeterminate calcifications which require further
characterization, techniques for optimal characterization of
calcifications, and tips for diagnosing and managing breast
calcifications. Designed to meet 5 Category 1 CME credits for all
mammography professionals.
- Breast Imaging [electronic resource]
Sickles, Edward A. Philadelphia, Pa. : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins;
California Regents of the University of California, c2000.
1 computer optical disc : 4 3/4 in. Acompanied by: 1 guide.
(UCSF interactive radiology series)
Multi Media WP815 S566b 2000
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This program is a unique interactive learning file that contains 60 breast
imaging cases, including more than 500 in-depth question-and-feedback events,
approximately 350 high-resolution mammographic, ultrasound, and biopsy images
and a movable magnification window for viewing. The user may browse cases by
anatomy, specific diagnoses, or as random unknowns.
- Breast Imaging: Medical-Legal Issues [CD-ROM].
Brenner, R. James.
Hartland (WI): Creative Educational Options, LLC;
distributed by Lippincott-Raven; c1998.
1 computer laser optical disc: sound, color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1
guide.
(A Medical College of Wisconsin CME Program).
Multi Media WP815 B838b 1998 CD-ROM
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This CD-ROM identifies ways in which a radiologist can institute practice
guidelines which insure quality of patient care and which conform to
recognized standards of care. Topics include: the major cause of lawsuits
in breast imaging and how to avoid them; identification of prevention and
risk management strategies that also conform to good medical practice; the
laws and court actions related to imaging in general and breast imaging in
particular; the federal statutory requirements related to mammography and
the general common law principles from which individual state statutes are
derived. Designed to meet 4 Category 1 CME credits for all mammography
professionals.
- Clinical Mammography : 2000 : a Video Teaching Program
sponsored by Educational Symposia, Inc. Educational Symposia, 2000.
9 videocassettes (18 hr.) 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
Multi Media WP815 C641 2000
- program 1. Screening mammography: a practical approach
program 2. An organized approach to interpreting diagnostic mammography
examinations
program 3. Mammographic analysis of breast calcifications
program 4. Breast ultrasound update
program 5. Imaging of ductal carcinoma in-situ
program 6. Breast masses
program 7. How to audit and assess your mammography practice for MQSA/FDA
program 8. Stereotactic biopsy including patient management
program 9. Stereotactic biopsy including patient management
- Clinical Mammography : a video/DVD teaching program[videorecroding].
sponsored by Educational Symposia, Inc.
Educational Symposia, 2006.
1 videocassette : sound., color ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 Z999 2006.
- Program 1 : Pathology For the Mammographer -- Breast Cancer
Management "The Radiologist Perspective"-- Digital Mammography.
- Ductography: Evaluation of Nipple Discharge and Preoperative Localization
of Intraductal Lesions [CD-ROM].
Cardenosa, Gilda. Hartland (WI): Creative Educational Options, LLC;
distributed by Lippincott-Raven; c1996.
1 computer laser optical disc: sound, color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1
guide.
(A Medical College of Wisconsin CME Program).
Multi Media WP815 C266d 1996
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This CD-ROM covers pathogenesis of nipple discharge, appropriate
indications for ductography, ductographic procedures, ductographic
abnormalities requiring surgical management, and the role of ductography
in preoperative localization of intraductal lesions. Designed to meet 4
Category 1 CME credits for all mammography professionals.
- Fighting the War On Breast Cancer in the 20th Century : From the
Radical Mastectomy to Genetic Testing [videorecording]
University of Virginia Medical School ; sponsored by the Office of
Continuing Medical Education, University of Virginia School of Medicine.
Charlottesville, Va. : The University, [Clinical Engineering, Media
Production Services], c2001.
Medical Center Hour series.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sound., color. ; 1/2 in. + 1 User's guide
([2] p. ; 28 cm.)
Multi Media WP870 F471 2001
- Panelist: Barron H. Lerner; Moderator, Julia E. Connelly. Covers
the historial aspects of the war on cancer, issues of autonomy and
compassion in the management of breast cancer. Barron H. Lerner, drawing
on his book "The breast cancer wars", talks about the social and cultural
influences that affect the control of disease, specifically regarding
breast cancer. The focus is on the professionalization of surgery, the
role of the hospital as a "temple of science," the role of WWII, women
challenging doctors, and the development of mammography screening.
Dr. Lerner ends with a few statements on genetic testing and its current
role in diagnosis of breast cancer.
- Mammographic Positioning: Fundamental Concepts for Optimal Tissue
Visualization [videocassette].
Eklund, Gilbert W. Milwaukee: GE Medical Systems; c1990.
1 videocassette: 39 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 M2656 1990
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Proper application of fundamental positioning principles allows
performance of high quality, reliable mammographic examination on all
patients. This videotape demonstrates proper positioning principles using
the Eklund modified compression technique.
- Mammographic Technology and Physics: Making Sense of the
Science [CD-ROM].
Parsons, Ward C. Hartland (WI): Creative Educational Options, LLC:
distributed by Lippincott-Raven; c1996.
1 computer laser optical disc: sound, color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1
guide.
(A Medical College of Wisconsin CME Program).
Multi Media WP815 P272m 1996
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Using a combination of animation, graphs, images, text, and audio to
simplify the physics of mammography, this course enables participants to
gain knowledge of the basic physics of mammographic image production,
processes of mammographic film development, and technical factors
affecting images. Participants also gain ability to recognize and correct
deficiencies in image contrast, exposure, and resolution, and perform
required quality control procedures and interpret results. Designed to
meet 3 Category 1 CME credits for all mammographic professionals.
- Mammography: Diagnosis and Intervention [CD-ROM].
Smathers, Ralph L. Lafayette (CA): Medical Interactive; distributed by
Lippincott-Raven; c1995.
1 computer laser optical disc: color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1
computer disk (3 1/2 in.).
WP 815S636m 1995
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Program includes normal anatomy and variations, fibrocystic change, well
circumscribed masses and benign tumors, poorly circumscribed masses,
aggresive lesions and malignant tumors, mammographic procedures including
needle localization and ultrasound, surgery including implants and
complications, and advanced disease including metastasis and radiation
therapy.
- Mammography in a Flash! : electronic flashcard review.
[electronic resource].
Coleman, Sharon K. & Brittain, Sherri
Thomson Delmar Learning, c2004.
1 CD-ROM ; 4 3/4 in.
Multi Media WP 815 M26564 2004
- A computerized flash-card type program with nearly 600 questions
designed to help users learn and retain information related to mammography.
The flashcards can be used in review or test mode.
- Mammography of the Augmented Breast [videocassette].
Eklund, Gilbert W. Hollywood (CA): Lange Productions, producer ; distributed
by G.E. Medical Productions, c1988.
1 videocassette: 8 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 815 M265 1988
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This program describes the Eklund modified compression technique, which
excludes the implant from the field of view and provides an accurate image
of the entire breast. Demonstrates how proper implant manipulation can
yield high-quality images.
- Needle Localization Breast Biopsy [videocassette].
Rosato, Francis E. et al.
Presented by the Department of Surgery, Jefferson Medical College,
Thomas Jefferson University. Woodbury (CT): Davis & Geck, Inc. Film
Library, Cine-Med, Inc.; 1990
1 videocassette: 10 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 N375 1990
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Reviews a personal series of 124 needle localization breast biopsies
completed in a 22-month period. Twenty percent of these eventually became
a diagnosis of cancer. When the indication for biopsy consisted of
microcalcifications, the cancer incidence was 26%, 13% when a "soft tissue
density" was the indication. On average, 1.16 biopsies were required to
obtain the indicated sample. A ten-step technique to ensure successful and
early needle localization is described in detail.
- Optimizing the Mammographic Study: Positioning and Technical
Considerations [videodisc].
Eklund, Gilbert W.; Cardenosa, Gilda; and Parsons, Ward C. Image Premastering
Services, Ltd., Producer. St. Louis: Mosby Media; c1994.
(ImageDisc library).
1 videodisc: 12 in. Accompanied by: 1 manual.
Multi Media WP815 E36o 1994
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This ImageDiscTM provides an interactive course detailing the art and
science of film screen mammography. The program is designed to teach the
skills critical to achieving the optimal mammographic study. Material is
illustrated and enhanced by pictures, diagrams, charts, animation,
mammograms, and video clips. Review questions and simulation exercises
reinforce the principles. (Special equipment required; a barcode scanner
allows access to images described in text.)
- Radiation Therapy. Spanish
La terapia de radiacion para el cancer del seno [videorecording].
Lange Productions.
Lange Productions, c2004.
1 videocassette (8 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in. VHS.
Multi Media WP870 R129 2004
- Illustrates the radiation treatment process including planning,
simulation, the course of treatment, the role of the radiation oncology
team, and the side-effects - both physical and psychological.
- RSNA (Radiological Society of North America) Educational Materials
Program.
Oakbrook (IL): Radiological Society of North America.
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These refresher courses were recorded at the time of presentation and have
not been edited to alter the content. The facts and opinions stated are
those of the presenters and do not necessarily represent those of the
Radiological Society of North America.
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Alternative Approaches to Breast Imaging: Ultrasound, MR, and
Stereotaxic Imaging [videocassette]. Jackson, Valerie P. et al.;
c1993.
1 videocassette: 82 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 A469 1993
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Ultrasound (US) is a useful, adjunctive technique to high-quality
mammography for selected patients. In the first part of this program, the
history, equipment, technique, principles of interpretation, current
limitations, and potential for future research and applications are
discussed.
Breast magnetic resonance (MR) imaging requires a system of hardware and
software improvements. An optimized MR breast imaging protocol is the
most sensitive evaluation of breast parenchyma. MR imaging, however, has
drawbacks. Conventional biopsy techniques cannot be used because lesions
depicted with MR imaging are not delineated with conventional methods.
Until a stereotaxic biopsy method is developed for MR breast imaging, MR
imaging will have a limited clinical role.
In the third part of this program, the general principles of stereotaxic
localization and the equipment and methods used to obtain needle biopsies
of breast lesions are described.
- Ancillary Breast Procedures: Galactography and Fine Needle Aspiration
[videocassette].
Young, Wende W.; c1992.
1 videocassette: 43 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 A541 1992
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The technical aspects of galactography, as well as several examples of
benign conditions and intraductal carcinoma, are shown and discussed. The
technical aspects of fine-needle aspiration cytology are also described.
Examples of the two major situations in which this procedure should be
performed by the radiologist are discussed.
- Ancillary Breast Procedures: Ultrasound, Cyst Aspiration, and
Pneumocystography [videocassette]. Jackson, Valerie P.; c1992.
1 videocassette: 42 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 A5415 1992
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Sonography is a useful adjunctive technique in breast imaging, primarily
for the differentiation of cysts from solid masses. Aspiration and
pneumocystography are helpful in selected patients. The indications,
techniques, interpretation, and pitfalls of these procedures are
discussed.
- Breast Imaging: Accreditation and Quality Control [slide].
Hendrick, R. Edward and Gray, Joel E.; c1993.
109 slides, color, 2 x 2 in. Accompanied by: 1 audiocassette, 43 min.
Multi Media WP815 B828 1993
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This two-part program informs radiologists, medical physicist, and
radiologic technologists about the quality assurance standards and
requirements of the ACR Mammography Accreditation Program and of current
national legislation dealing with mammography. The standards and
requirements discussed include personnel qualifications, equipment
standards, quality assurance, and safety requirements. The content and
implementation of the Medicare quality standards are discussed and
compared with the standards of the ACR Mammography Accreditation Program.
The quality assurance requirements and status of other national
legislation involving mammography, such as the Breast Cancer Screening
Safety Act, are also discussed. The second part of this program
highlights the information and tests in the technologist's manual, discusses
the interactions of the medical physicist and technologist, and describes
the responsibilities of the medical physicist to the imaging team.
-
Comprehensive Diagnosis of Breast Disease [videocassette].
Hall, McClure H.; c1992.
1 videocassette: 34 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 C737 1992
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Diagnostic or "problem-solving" mammography is discussed as it applies to
the symptomatic patient and the patient with an abnormal screening
mammogram. The practical use of the following "tools" is demonstrated with
examples from clinical practice, physical examination, ultrasound, spot
compressions and magnification, special views, cy breast cancer; trends in
incidence, mortality, and lifetime risk of breast cancer; existing
evidence regarding appropriate intervals for screening; and the efficacy
of risk factors for determining screening intervals.
- Mammographic Analysis and Workup of Breast Calcifications and Masses
[videocassette].
Ikeda, Debra M. et al.; c1992.
1 videocassette: 81 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 M2655 1992
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Breast calcifications and masses are commonly identified on mammograms.
The first part of the course is devoted to special techniques used to
improve the visualization, characterization, and localization of such
mammographic abnormalities. Techniques such as microfocal spot
magnification, spot compression, and angled views are emphasized. Also
discusses selected examples of calcifications and masses, their
differential diagnosis, and subsequent recommendations for workup.
Individual teaching cases are presented with review of the step-by-step
process involved in the evaluation of each diagnostic problem.
- Practical Approach to Screening Mammography [slide].
Bird, Richard E.; c1992.
27 slides: color, 2 x 2 in. Accompanied by: 1 audiocassette, 30 min.
Multi Media WP815 P895 1992
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Both screening and comprehensive diagnosis are essential in reducing the
mortality from breast cancer. Screening is not diagnosis; the differences
between screening and diagnosis are examined. Methods of increasing
sensitivity and specificity in screening are covered. Other aspects of
screening that are discussed are guidelines, quality control, general
approach, reporting, data collection, reasonable expectation, medicolegal
considerations, and finances.
- Preoperative Localization For Nonpalpable Breast Lesions
[videocassette].
Feig, Stephen A.; c1992.
1 videocassette: 68 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 P927 1992
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Topics discussed include the rationale for preoperative localization
techniques; features of different types of needle and hookwire
localization markers; advantages and disadvantages of leaving the needle
in place along with the hookwire; advantages and disadvantages of dye
injection; techniques for alphanumeric window and multiholed compression
plates, freehand plotting of mammographic measurements on the skin, and
metallic skin markers; prevention of complications; techniques for
ultrasound-guided localization and cyst aspiration; methods to increase
information from specimen radiography; the value of mammographic-pathologic
correlation in patient management and radiologic education; ways to assess
biopsy recommendation results; reporting practices; and medicolegal
considerations.
- Risk And Benefit of Mammography [slide].
Rothenberg, Lawrence N. and Feig, Stephen A.; c1993.
112 slides: color, 2 x 2 in. Accompanied by: 2 audiocassettes, 59 min.
Multi Media WP870 R594 1993
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The viewer of this program will learn the reasons for measuring patient
dose in mammography: to evaluate the risk to the patient, an important
consideration in benefit-risk analysis of screening of asymptomatic women;
to compare the risks of competing imaging techniques; to assess the
performance of mammographic equipment during acceptance and quality
control testing; to answer questions concerning dose from patients and
staff; and to comply with requirements and guidelines from regulatory and
accrediting agencies. The mean glandular dose is the best estimator of
patient risk. Methods used to measure exposure and estimate dose to the
breast and other critical sites are described.
- Screen-Film Image Receptors and Film Processing [slide].
Haus, Arthur G.; c1993.
58 slides: color, 2 x 2 in. Accompanied by: 1 audiocassette, 40 min.
Multi Media WP815 S433 1993
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Presents the types and characteristics of mammographic intensifying
screens, types and characteristics of mammographic films, film processing
systems and conditions including standard and extended cycle, latent image
keeping, and reciprocity law failure. Clinical and phantom image
comparisons and technical information, including sensitometric
characteristic (H&D) curves, modulation transfer functions, limiting
resolution, and noise power spectra, are used to illustrate image quality
differences.
- Specification, Acceptance Testing, and Quality Control of Mammography
Equipment [slide].
Strauss, Keith J. and Rossi, Raymond P.; c1993.
121 slides: color, 2 x 2 in. Accompanied by: 2 audiocassettes, 62 min.
Multi Media WP815 S741 1993
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Presents the specification and acceptance testing of the capital equipment
necessary to perform breast imaging and quality control procedures
required during the lifetime of the equipment to ensure optimal
performance. Presents various aspects of facility planning and equipment
acquisition procedures. Acceptance testing methods and associated expected
performance levels based on measured performance levels of state-of-the-art
equipment are also discussed.
The second part focuses on necessary quality control procedures during the
lifetime of the equipment. These include quality control testing,
troubleshooting techniques for identified problems, ongoing staff
training, equipment maintenance and repair, and compliance issues. All
discussions present comparisons with the current mammography quality
control program of the American College of Radiology.
- Technical and Clinical Aspects of Breast Cancer and Mammography
[videocassette].
Bassett, Lawrence W. et al.; c1993.
1 videocassette: 76 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 T255 1993
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The first part of this three-part program describes the evolution of
mammographic technology, from its beginning to the present. The second
part reviews the risk factors for breast cancer; trends in incidence,
mortality, and lifetime risk of breast cancer; existing evidence regarding
appropriate intervals for screening; and the efficacy of risk factors for
determining screening intervals. The third part provides an overview of
the anatomy of the breast, the technical aspects of mammography related to
positioning, and the radiographic signs of breast carcinoma. Emphasis is
placed on the microscopic anatomy of the breast and how it relates to
abnormalities detected with mammography, particularly to microcalcifications.
The role of spot compression and magnification in the evaluation of
nodules, areas of distortion, and microcalcifications is discussed.
Emphasis is placed on the correlation between microanatomy of the breast
and mammographic microcalcifications and on the relevance of such findings
in the demonstration of benign and malignant disease.
Clinical Diagnosis and Management
- ABC of Breast Diseases. [electronic resource] CD ROM slide set.
Dixon, J. Michael (ed.). BMJ Books, 2002.
1 computer optical disc : col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 User's guide (26 p. ;
12 cm.)
Microsoft Powerpoint required.
WP840 A1343 2002 - Shelved in Peoria Circ Office
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"This slide set compiles all the figures from within the BMJ's book
'ABC of breast diseases' onto one CD ROM. [It] provides an invaluable source
of advice on the important decisions regarding symptoms of both benign
and malignant breast disorders."
- Baby Boomer Be Healthy : a Woman’sGguide To a Healthy Tomorrow.
Breast Health & Cancer [videorecording].
AWHONN.
Lange Productions, c2001.
1 videocassette (23 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in. VHS.
Multi Media WP870 B115 2001
- Features an overview of benign conditions, a three-faceted
approach to early detection, treatment options, and information on genetic
testing.
- The Breast: Diagnosis, Imaging, Management, and Pathology.[CD-ROM].
Harris, Jay R. et. al.
Baltimore (MD): Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c1999.
1 computer laser optical disc: color, 4 3/4 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
Multi Media WP 800 B8275 1999
- A library-in-a-box for comprehensive coverage of breast imaging,
pathology, and disease management covering three print titles: Harris'
Diseases of the Breast; Kopans' Breast Imaging, 2d ed.; and Rosen's Breast
Pathology. Users access more than 3000 pages and over 4000 illustrations.
Features include ability to search all three books, perform fast
specialized searches, and enlarge and print images.
- Breast Cancer. [videorecording]
presented by American Psychological Association ; a production of
Communications Services, Governors State University.
Washington DC : American Psychological Association, c2003.
1 videocassette (115 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
MULTI MEDIA WP870 B82102 2003
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Suzanne M. Miller discusses breast cancer, the role of psychologists in
treating this disease, and the psycho-social aspects. She engages in an
actual therapy session with a real client.
- Breast Cancer : Prevention and Treatment. [videorecording]
produced by the Health Education Video Unit, University Hospitals
of Leicester, NHS Trust.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2002.
1 videocassette (20 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 870 B82341 2002
- "This program presents a concise overview of critical concerns and
issues regarding breast cancer, a disease that affects one in five women.
In a logical format using computer graphics and footage with real patients,
the program addresses the general pathology of cancer, the specifics of
breast cancer, and the various risk factors. A segment on self-examinations
clearly demonstrates how these potentially life-saving checks are performed,
explaining how they are the key to early detection. Treatment options are
fully explained and illustrated, including chemotherapy, mastectomy, and
reconstructive surgery."
- Breast Cancer: Therapy after Surgery [videocassette].
Hyman, Herbert, medical consultant.
Princeton (NJ): Films for the Humanities & Sciences; c1994.
1 videocassette: 19 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 B82825 1994
- Focuses on breast cancer recurrence and the therapies intended to prevent
it. The program describes chemotherapy, radiation, the combination of the
two, and the side effects of each. It shows how decisions are made as to
which is most likely to be effective and stresses the importance of
patient involvement in the success of the treatment.
- Breast Cancer Screening : More Than Just Mammograms.
[videorecording].
CDC, Centers for Disease Control, Public Health Training Network, UNC
School of Public Health.
Atlanta, GA : Public Health Training Network, 1999.
Public Health Grand Rounds series
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sound., color. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 B82817 1999
- Hosts, William L. Roper, Nancy C. Lee, Hugh Tilson. Features a
case demonstrating how a screening program can save lives.
- Breast Cancer Series[videocassette].
Virginia Hospital Television Network, Office of Medical Education and
Massey Cancer Center, Medical College of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth
University, Producer. Chapel Hill (NC): Health Sciences Consortium; c1991.
3 videocassettes: 97 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 3
guides.
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This series addresses the diagnosis and management of early stage breast
cancer using a multidisciplinary team approach. The series is recommended
for use by community hospital practitioners including primary care
physicians, primary care nurses, hospital administrators, risk managers,
radiologists, pathologists, surgeons, and radiotherapists; also suitable
for residents and medical students.
- Management of Early Stage Breast Cancer: Asymptomatic Mass - A Team
Approach.
This program presents the standards of care from the 1990
Consensus Conference, National Institutes of Health, that include early
detection, evaluation of suspected breast masses, proper surgical
technique, proper pathological technique, management of breast masses with
conservative therapy, and adjuvant therapy. It is geared to help change
practice standards and meet JCAHO guidelines for audits of outpatient practice.
(31 min.)
Multi Media WP 870 M2661 1991
- Management of Early Stage Breast Cancer: Palpable Symptomatic Mass -
From Risk Management to Adjuvant Therapy.
This program focuses on management of a patient who presents with a
symptomatic mass in the breast. The questions addressed range from the
selection procedures to the specific details of treatment of the primary
lesion. Also discussed is the appropriateness of adjuvant chemo- and
hormonal therapies. (33 min.)
Multi Media WP 870 M2662 1991
- Management of Advanced Breast Cancer: The Strategies.
This program focuses on the goals of therapy for patients who either
initially present with an advanced cancer problem or experience failure of
their initial treatment approach. Discusses the role of the primary care
physician in follow-up and evaluates the use of bone marrow transplants.
(33 min.)
Multi Media WP 870 M2663 1991
- Breast Cancer Update, 2004 [videorecording].
Anne Rosenberg.
Secaucus, N.J. : Network for Continuing Medical Education, c2004.
Network for Continuing Medical Education (Series) ; no. 838.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sound, color. VHS
Multi Media WP870 B8287 2004
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Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the United States.
Based on lifetime probability estimates from the National Cancer
Institute, the risk is one in seven that a woman living in the United
States will develop breast cancer. Although breast cancer typically affects
women, men are at risk too. Techniques of early detection allow physicians
to manage patients when survival rates are highest.
In this program, Dr. Rosenberg discusses identification of patients at
risk for developing breast cancer, reviews the most effective methods and
appropriate timing for screening patients, and describes the symptoms of
breast cancer. She also discusses current efforts in breast cancer prevention,
the various stages of the disease, local and systemic therapies, and prognosis
of patients with breast cancer.
- Breast Disease and Breast Cancer [Videorecording].
Garner, Catherine H. Baltimore (MD): Williams & Wilkins, c1995.
1 videocassette: 20 min., 17 sec., sound, color, 1/2 in.
(Cross Training:Women's Health Issues, Tape 1).
Multi Media WY 156.7 C951 1995 tape 1
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Beginning with a discussion on epidemiology, this tape progresses through
techniques for assessing, diagnosing, and treating breast disease.
Viewers explore nursing interventions involved in the care of women with
breast disease, and strategies to help them successfully cope with
troubling diagnoses.
- Breasts and Regional Lymphatics [Videorecording].
Philadelphia (PA): W.B. Saunders Co.; c1998.
1 videocassette: 14 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
(Saunders Physical Examination and Health Assessment Video Series).
Multi Media WB 205 J38p 1996 Suppl. tape 2
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Designed to accompany the text "Physical Examination and Health
Assessment" by Carolyn Jarvis, this video demonstrates proper techniques
for examining patients - with a nursing focus. The video features
computer graphics and animation that make relevant anatomy come alive.
Identifies relevant developmental and transcultural variations. Reviews
breast and regional lymphatic anatomy, health history and symptoms, the
exam, and critical thinking questions and answers.
- Cancer Story : Prevention and Screening.[videorecording].
Produced by Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center ;
producer/writer/editor, Bill Johnson.
Sherborn, Mass. : Aquarius Health Care Videos, c2005.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. VHS.
Multi Media QZ 202 C21566 2005
- This video highlights prevention models that have led to reductions in
the incidence of cancer by behaviorial changes, such as smoking cessation
and/or weight loss, and medical procedures. It also demonstrates the
effectiveness of the PSA test in screening for prostate cancer, and
efforts to protect workers from carcinogens, which scientists link to
cancer.
- Cancers That Threaten Women.[videorecording].
Cover : Cancers That Affect Women.
A presentation of Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
1 videocassette (19 min.) : sound., color ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP322 C2157 1992
- Ovarian and breast cancer are the principal focus of this program,
which covers the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatments for ovarian cancer;
guidelines for mammograms, and the need for early detection of breast
cancer; the link between oral contraceptives and breast cancer, where
there is an arguable increase, and endometrial and ovarian cancer, where
there appears to be a decrease.
- Carcinoma of the Breast [audiocassette].
Daly, John M. and Giuliano, Armando E. Chicago (IL): American College
of Surgeons; 1993.
12 audiocassettes: 466 min., 1 7/8 ips.
(American College of Surgeons Postgraduate course; 10). Accompanied
by: 1 guide.
Recorded at the American College of Surgeons 1993 clinical congress,
October 10-15, 1993, San Francisco.
Multi Media WP 870 C2662 1993
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This set of audiocassettes comprise Postgraduate Course Number 10
presented at the 1993 Clinical Congress, October 10-15, 1993, in San
Francisco, California. The course objective was to provide the practicing
surgeon or surgical trainee with up-to-date information on the diagnosis
and management of the patient with breast cancer. Individual faculty are
responsible for accuracy and completeness. Subject areas include epidemiology,
prevention, screening, surgery, pathology, therapy, and reconstruction.
- Care of the Patient with Breast Cancer [videocassette].
Philadelphia (PA): R.E. Smith Productions; distributed by
Lippincott-Raven, c1997.
1 videocassette: 28 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
(Lippincott's Medical-Surgical Nursing Series).
Multi Media WY 156 C2705 1997
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This program identifies the risk factors for breast cancer and describes
its basic pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and diagnosis. This
program also presents management and nursing care of the patient with
breast cancer during preoperative, postoperative, and continuing care
stages.
- Early Breast Cancer : with Knowledge Comes Hope[videorecording].
Produced by Information Television Network.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2004.
1 videodisc (24 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. DVD.
Multi Media WP 870 E1143 2004
- Breast cancer is a disease most women fear, yet discovered early it
is more than 90% curable. This program takes a look at how cancer develops
in the different stages and underscores the importance of regular screening
for early detection. It explains the four stages of breast tumor properties,
provides key insight into studies linking the disease to estrogen-genetic
factors, and explores the new drugs, treatment benefits, and diagnostic
techniques used by leading cancer centers. Featured interviews include
survivors and leading physicians from M.D. Anderson and Northwestern
University Cancer Center.
- Exposure : Environmental Links to Breast Cancer [videorecording].
New York : Wellspring Media : Distributed by Winstar TV and Video, c1997.
A Butterfield and Zuckerman production in association with Women and
Environments Education
and Development Foundation.
Directed by Francine Zuckerman ; producers, Francine Zuckerman,
Martha Butterfield ; associate producer
Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 E968 1997
- "Exposure explores how toxins and radiation in the environment are
effecting our health. It examines women's health, focusing on breast cancer
and the possibilities for reducing cancer through the phasing out of toxins in
the air we breath, the food we eat and the water we drink".
- A Friend Called Lyle [videocassette].
Markee, Bob and Hodges, Brett. Blue Raven with Milestone Media, Inc.,
Producer. Sherborn (MA): Aquarius Productions, Inc.; c1994.
1 videocassette: 30 min., sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 870 F911 1994
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This documentary portrays the spirited and courageous struggle of a woman
named Lyle Mathews, who, at the age of 39, was diagnosed as having breast
cancer. The filmmaker follows Lyle into her last months where she shares
her fears, anger, frustration, and insights. The viewer witnesses Lyle's
transition from a state of despair to one of inner peace where she reveals
a deepened sense of love and great appreciation for life. This powerful,
heartfelt video addresses the process of surrendering into death, and
explores the possibilities of conscious dying.
A Friend Called Lyle will inspire professionals and remind them of the
importance of their work in helping those who are struggling with the
issues around breast cancer. This video helps put in perspective for
professionals and patients the importance of living life to the fullest
and feeling that it is all right to express all the emotions that
accompany the struggles of living with a life-threatening illness.
- Maximizing Treatment Outcomes : Management of Primary and
Metastatic Breast Cancer : Proceedings [Electronic resource]
Seton Hall University, AACME.
Skillman, N.J. : AACME, c2001.
1 CD-ROM : sound. ; 4 3/4 in.
Multi Media WP 870 M4642 2002
- Moderator, Kathleen Pritchard. Presenters, Terry P. Mamounas, et
al. Covers the latest advances in the treatment of breast cancer,
including hormonal therapy, adjuvant chemotherapy and retreatment with
anthracyclines.
- Minimally Invasive Surgery for the Definitive Treatment of Breast
Cancer [videorecording]
Alternative Title: Advanced Breast Biopsy Instrumentation and
Lymphatic Mapping for Breast Cancer.
Film Library and the Clinical Congress of ACS.
Distributed by Ciné-Med, c1999.
1 videocassette: 12 min., 30 sec. : sound, color, 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 M665 1999
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Image guided large core biopsy procedures can excise non-palpable lesions
with an accuracy within 1mm. Touch preparation cytology of lumpectomy
margins and SLN(s) is a technique developed to handle the "hot" specimens
that result from the lymphatic mapping procedure. a scenario is created to
diagnose and surgically treat breast cancer patients with 3-4 hours.
- Mosby's Physical Examination DVD Series [videorecording].
Volume Title : Breasts and Axillae.
Seidel, Henry M.
6th ed.
Mosby Elsevier, 2006.
1 videodisc : 12 min. 34 sec.sound., color. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet. DVD.
Multi MediaWB205 M8941 2006 v.9
- This video shows the steps needed to examine the breasts and
axillae, including the proper use of equipment. With the patient seated,
it demonstrates how to inpsect the patien's breasts in four positions and
how to palpate the breasts and axillae. With the patient supine, the video
show varous patterns for completing palpation of the breasts.
The video highlights expe ted findings and alerts the viewer to selected
variations in pediatric and geriatric patients. In addition, it emphazies
the importance of patient teaching regarding breast
self-examination.
- Nursing Management of the Patient with Breast Cancer
[videocassette].
Samuel Merritt College, Studio Three Productions; St. Louis (MO):
Mosby-Year Book; c1994.
(Medical-Surgical Nursing; v. 6).
1 videocassette: 23 min., sound, color, 1/2 in. Accompanied by: 1 guide.
Multi Media WY156 N97395 1994
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This video features nursing management of a middle-aged woman being
admitted to the hospital for a breast biopsy after discovering a lump in
her right breast and having it confirmed by mammogram. The case includes
discussion of important risk factors, the correlation of
breast self-examination (BSE) to early detection, and treatment options.
- One Hundred Years of Breast Cancer: Halsted to Fisher
[audiocassette].
Leffall, LaSalle D. Chicago (IL): American College of Surgeons.
1 audiocassette: 1 7/8 ips.
Multi Media WP 870 O58 1994
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This Edward D. Churchill lecturer traces the history of breast cancer in
the United States from the late 1800s when William Stewart Halsted, M.D.,
developed the classic radical mastectomy at Johns Hopkins, to the current
work of Bernard Fisher, M.D., at the University of Pittsburgh.
- A Physician’sGguide To the Clinical Breast Exam[videorecording].
Produced by the Medical Knowledge and Education Division of the
American College of Physicians.
Clinical Skills Series (American College of Physicians).
American College of Physicians, c2004.
1 videocassette (31 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP815 P578 2004
- This program will show you ways to increase your patient's
awareness of breast cancer and breast cancer screening, and introduce
self-breast examination skills for those patients who wish to perform
self-exams.
- Secrets for Reducing Your Breast Cancer Risk.[videorecording].
Produced by Josette Marano, Gary May.
Detroit, Mich. : DPTV Media, c c2004.
1 videodisc (ca. 80 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. DVD.
Multi Media WP 870 S446 2004
- International lecturer, researcher, and best-selling author Dr.
Edward Conley reveals which supplements, natural foods, and antioxidants
protect your breasts from damage.
- Update on Current Status and Future Directions of Breast Cancer
Management [videorecording]
American Society of Clinical Oncology.
ASCO; Washington DC : Rockpointe Broadcasting, c2001.
2 videocassettes (120 min.) : sound, color. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP870 U66 2001
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Moderator, Winnie King. Presenters, Larry Norton.
Describes breast cancer staging as it relates to management decisions;
compares breast cancer treatment options; discusses the application of the
latest information, evaluation of the patient, disease characteristics,
current data on management, laboratory assessment of tumor biology and
evidence-based therapies. Sessions cover the genetics of breast cancer and
surgical interventions, radiation therapy, hormonal therapy and
chemotherapy.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Reconstructive Surgery [videorecording].
Storyline Pictures.
NIMCO, c2000.
1 videocassette (26 min., 30 sec.) : sound., color ; 1/2 in. VHS.
Multi Media WO600 R3113 2000
- Discusses reconstruction of the breast after cancer, and the face
and other parts injured in accidents.
- A Surgical DVD of Oncoplastic and Reconstructive Procedures of the
Breast [videorecording].
Rovere. G. Querci, Benson, John R., (eds.)
2 DVDs (ca. 180 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in
Taylor & Francis, 2006.
Multi Media WP910 S964 2006
- Techniques of breast reconstruction after tumor excision have
advanced greatly over the past two decades, and today all breast cancer
surgery must be carried out with due consideration of cosmetic outcome without
oncological compromise. This DVD contains three hours of film of ten
different surgical procedures, with a spoken commentary and diagrams.
Disc 1. Wide excision of cancer with glandular repair and axillary
dissection -- Wide local excision of cancer and breast reconstruction
using the Benelli Round block technique -- Central quadrantectomy and
breast reconstruction using the Grisotti advancement-rotation flap (and
modifications) -- Skin sparing mastectomy and tissue expansion. -- Skin
reducing mastectomy.
Disc 2. Immediate LD flap reconstruction after mastectomy and
axillary dissection -- Ipsilateral TRAM flap reconstruction after skin sparing
mastectomy -- DIEP flap reconstruction after skin sparing mastectomy --
Inferior pedicle breast reduction -- Superior pedicle breast
reduction.
- Video Perspectives in Plastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery
[videocassette].
Bostwick, John, III and Hester, T. Roderick. Hospital Satellite
Network, Producer. St. Louis (MO): Quality Medical Publishing, Inc.;
c1990.
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Designed to complement the text Plastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery
by John Bostwick III, Video Perspectives in Plastic and Reconstructive
Breast Surgery is the next best thing to actually sharing the operating
room with these noted experts. Each tape includes at least two cases or
techniques and offers an inside look at preferred approached to specific
patient problems.
- Inframammary and Axillary Breast Augmentation with Polyurethane
Covered Implants; no. 5. [videorecording]
This videotape demonstrates two alternative procedures for cosmetic
breast augmentation with polyurethane-covered implants: the inframammary
approach, and the axillary approach, showing advantages of each, including
reduced capsular contracture.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 handout.
Multi Media WP 910 I43 1990
- Treatment of Capsular Contracture after Breast Augmentation with
Polyurethane-Covered Implants; no. 6. [videorecording]
This videotape demonstrates two techniques for treatment of capsular
contracture after breast augmentation with polyurethane-covered implants:
partial capsulectomy with site change, and total capsulectomy with
replacement of implant at same anatomic site. Both procedures adhere to
the principle of contact with virgin tissue.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 910 T784 1990
- Breast Reduction with the Central and Superior Parenchymal Pedicle
Techniques; no. 7. [videorecording]
This videotape demonstrates two operations: breast reduction with a
central pedicle and free-hand technique, and breast reduction with the
superior parenchymal pedicle technique.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 910 B8287 1990
- Breast Reconstruction with Implants and Expanders; no. 8.
[videorecording]
This videotape demonstrates the following procedures: bilateral
breast reconstruction with intraoperative expansion and placement of
tiered implants, textured expander insertion with contralateral
subpectoral augmentation, use of the textured expander with integral valve
and magna site finder, intraoperative expansion, and conversion of the
textured expander to tiered implants.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 910 B8285 1990
- Bipedicle TRAM Breast Reconstruction; no. 9. [videorecording]
This tape demonstrates reconstruction of a modified radical mastectomy
deformity with a horizontally placed TRAM flap. The abdominal wall is
closed primarily.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 910 B617 1990
- TRAM Revision and Nipple-Areola Reconstruction with the Skate Flap;
no. 10. [videorecording]
This tape demonstrates second-stage TRAM revision including the
following procedures: reduction of excess abdominal tissue, placement of
custom infraclavicular implants, suction lipectomy of the TRAM flap,
suction lipectomy of epigastric fullness in the lateral abdominal region,
areolar reconstruction with a graft from the lateral abdominal TRAM scar,
and nipple reconstruction with a skate flap.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 910 T771 1990
- Nipple-Areola Reconstruction and Other Finishing Touches after Breast
Reconstruction; no. 11. [videorecording]
This tape demonstrates a number of different procedures for finishing
and perfecting the results of breast reconstruction: skate flap and full-
thickness graft from the abdominal scar for nipple-areola reconstruction,
intraoperative expansion at the time of implant and expander placement,
implant and expander adjustments, suction of the TRAM flap, implant placement
behind the TRAM flap, secondary aesthetic modifications of the TRAM flap,
adjunctive suction for the epigastric fullness in the lateral region after
TRAM flap, suction lipectomy of the mons pubis region after a TRAM flap, and
nipple-areola tattoo following a skate flap and areolar full-thickness graft.
1 videocassette (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Multi Media WP 910 N719 1990
- A Surgical DVD of Oncoplastic and Reconstructive Procedures of the
Breast [videorecording].
Rovere. G. Querci, Benson, John R., (eds.)
2 DVDs (ca. 180 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in
Taylor & Francis, 2006.
WP910 S964 2006
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