prompt1 : extract information from  breast pathology report. List the histological classification, i.e. type of cancer or DCIS, subtype, description of any necrosis, any mention of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes,  histological grade, nuclear grade,  lymphovascular invasion, calcification, receptor status, IHC and any other ancillary testing results.  List out and expand the main points.
prompt2 : The report is - Subtype Basal, Specimen #: Race: Physician (s) : SPECIMEN: A: LEFT BREAST LUMPECTOMY B: AXILLARY CONTENTS. C: LEFT SUPRACLAVICULAR LYMPH NODE. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: A. LEFT BREAST, LUMPECTOMY: RESIDUAL INFILTRATING DUCTAL CARCINOMA, POORLY DIFFERENTIATED. RESIDUAL TUMOR SIZE: 2.5 X 2.0 X 1.5 CM. DEEP SURIGIAL MARGIN INVOLVED BY MAIN TUMOR. MEDIAL, SUPERIOR, AND INFERIOR MARGINS FOCALLY INVOLVED BY. DISCONTINUOUS TUMOR FOCI (LOCAL MICROMETASTASES). EXTENSIVE LYMPHATIC INVOLVEMENT. B. LEFT AXILLARY CONTENTS, DISSECTION: METASTATIC CARCINOMA INVOLVING 18 OF 20 EXAMINED LYMPH NODES. EXTENSIVE EXTRANODAL EXTENSION AND NON-NODAL METASTASES. C. LEFT SUPRACLAVICULAR LYMPH NODE, EXCISON: METASTATIC CARCINOMA INVOLVING 1 EXAMINED LYMPH NODE. COMMENT: The findings were discussed with. by phone. The deep surgical margin is involved by residual gross tumor (Block A24) . The medial, superior, and inferior margins are involved K< 0.6mm) by. microscopic foci, separate from the tumor. (Blocks A5, A10, A11, A23, A39) . Of the 18 involved axillary lymph nodes, 1 has a micrometastasis (B3) . An. additional lymph node (B22) has isolated tumor cells. These were. identified by routine light microscopy and hematoxylin-eosin stain. ==. Specimen #: CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS AND HISTORY: A. year old. female with left breast cancer with a positive margin. Palpable lymph node. PRE-OPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left breast cancer. POST-OPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left breast cancer. GROSS DESCRIPTION: A. LEFT BREAST LUMPECTOMY Received fresh, labeled with the patient's. name, and designated "LEFT BREAST TISSUE, SKIN INTERIOR, ONE STITCH. MEDIAL, TWO STITCHES SUPERIOR" is a specimen which consists of a piece of. fibrofatty tissue, 6.5 x 6.5 x 5.3cm with an overlying ellipse of skin,. 5.0 x 2.0cm. There is a 3. 5cm scar on the skin surface. Posteriorly a. small patch of skeletal muscle is noted. The specimen is oriented with. sutures (one - medial; two - superior) . Inked as follows: blue -. superior; green - inferior; yellow - medial, red - lateral, and black -. posterior. Sectioning reveals a 3. 0cm biopsy cavity with hemorrhagic. walls and surrounding fat necrosis in the medial half of the specimen. Medially. adjacent to the cavity and involving the deep margin is a firm,. tan tumor measuring 2.5 x 2.0 x 1.5cm. The remaining tissue is fat and. fibrous tissue. Sections of skin, tumor, and grossly normal fibrous. tissue are harvested for the CBCP protocol with matching paraffin sections. as follows: A1, skin, lateral tip; A2, tumor, medial portion; A3, tumor,. lateral aspect; A4, grossly normal fibrous, mid medial - superior, 2.5cm. from the tum; A5-A6, medial margin; A7-A8, adjacent representative. section; A9-A12, biopsy cavity; A13-A17, representative biopsy cavity; A18. A19, biopsy cavity; A20-A22, biopsy cavity; A23-A25, biopsy cavity;. A26-A28, biopsy cavity; A29-A30, biopsy cavity; A31-A33, adjacent left mid. section; A34, representative section; A35, representative section;. A36-A39, lateral margin. 39CF. B. AXILLARY CONTENTS Received fresh, labeled with the patient's name,. anddesignated "AXILLARY CONTENTS, LEFT TAG AT HIGHEST AXILLARY NODE" is. a. specimen which consists of a piece of soft yellow tissue, 14.5 x 6.5 x. 3 5cm, containing numerous and large lymph nodes. There are several. cyst-like structures found on serial sectioning ranging in size from 2.5. x 2.0 x 1.0cm to 1.5 x 1.5 x 1. Ocm. The cyst are filled with a red. viscous fluid. Further sectioning reveals a 3.5 x 3.0 x 2.0cm hemorrhagic. cyst-like structure that has a tan-red surface and is poorly defined. Its. mass trails to the lateral edge biopsy tail. Multiple possible lymph nodes. are identified ranging in size from 2.0 x 2.0 x 1.5cm to 0.4 x 0.3 x. 0.2cm. Two grossly positive lymh nodes and one grossly benign lymph node. Specimen # : GROSS DESCRIPTION (continued) : are harvested for the CBCP protocol with matching paraffin sections as. follow: Cassette B1, lymph node with tumor, 2.0 x 2.0 x 1.2cm, lower. axillary tale; B2, lymph node with tumor, 1.6cm, lower axillary tail; B3,. grossly benign lymph node, 0. 7cm, upper axillary tail; B4, grossly. positive single lymph node; B5, single lymph node in multiple pieces;. B6-B7, multiple possible lymph nodes; B8, bisected possible lymph node;. B9, single positive possible lymph node; B10, single possible bisected. lymph node; B11, fragments of possible lymph node; B12, fragments of. possible lymph node; B13-B14, bisected possible lymph node; B15, possible. lymph node; B16, single possible lymph node; B17-B18, skeletal muscle with. cyst wall; B19-B22, representative sections of axillary mass; B23-B25,. area of possible lymph nodes. 25CF. C. LEFT SUPRACLAVICULAR LYMPH NODE Received in formalin, labeled with the. patient's name, and designated "LEFT SUPRACLAVICULAR LYMPH NODE" is a. specimen which consists of a 1.3 x 0.7cm lymph node containing a 0. .8cm. tumor. A portion of the lymph node is submitted for the CBCP protocol. 1CF.

expanded version (tokens=1904) : 
 Histological classification: The breast pathology report reveals that the type of cancer is infiltrating ductal carcinoma (IDC), which is poorly differentiated and is of subtype Basal. The report also mentions metastatic carcinoma in the left axillary contents and left supraclavicular lymph node.

Necrosis: The report mentions the presence of surrounding fat necrosis.

Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes: The report does not provide any information regarding tumor infiltrating lymphocytes.

Histological grade and nuclear grade: The histological grade is not mentioned in the report, but considering that the carcinoma is poorly differentiated, it is likely to be a high-grade cancer. The report does not provide any information regarding the nuclear grade either.

Lymphovascular invasion: The report mentions that there is extensive lymphatic involvement, extranodal extension, and non-nodal metastases.

Calcification: The report does not mention the presence or absence of calcifications.

Receptor status: The report does not provide information on the hormone receptor status or HER2/neu status.

IHC and ancillary testing results: The report does not mention any immunohistochemistry or ancillary testing results.

Other important findings: The report mentions that the deep surgical margin is involved by residual gross tumor. The medial, superior, and inferior margins are also focally involved by separate microscopic foci. Moreover, the report states that there are local micrometastases as well. The patient has a previous history of left breast cancer with

prompt : Please generate a succinct report in 75 words from the above information. Exclude any filler words or sentences. If something is not mentioned or specified, exclude it from the report. Low verbosity.

final output (tokens=2059) : 
 Infiltrating ductal carcinoma subtype Basal is present in the left breast, poorly differentiated, with extensive lymphatic involvement and non-nodal metastases. Surrounding fat necrosis present. No mention of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes. The deep surgical margin is involved by residual gross tumor, while the medial, superior, and inferior margins are focally involved by separate microscopic foci. Local micrometastases present. Metastatic carcinoma is also found in the left axillary contents and left supraclavicular lymph node.

