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  • Clinical Significance of Internal Mammary Nodes in Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast Cancer

    Objective To explore the clinical significance of internal mammary nodes in diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. Methods The research papers on internal mammary nodes at home and abroad were analyzed in order to summarize the distribution, metastasis, detection and the effects of clinical treatment of the internal mammary nodes in breast cancer. Results The internal mammary nodes mainly locate near the sternum, along with the internal mammary artery and vein in the thorax. They were prone to metastasize at early stage and the metastasis rate also increased with the increased number of axillary lymph nodes in breast cancer. It could influence the recovery of the breast cancer patients by taking biopsy and treatment to the internal mammary nodes. Conclusion The biopsy and treatment of internal mammary nodes are useful for the patients with breast cancer to avoid the recurrence and helpful to stage, treatment and prognosis judgement of the breast cancer patients.

    Release date:2016-09-08 11:05 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Investigation of Approval Degree of Breast Conserving Therapy and Breast Reconstruction of Women with Breast Diseases

    Objective To study the cause of the low rate of breast conservation and reconstruction by investigating the approval degree of breast conserving therapy and breast reconstruction of women with breast diseases, to help the breast surgeons make better communication with the patients and make more pertinent choices of therapeutic methods. Methods The age, occupation, educational background, the attitudes towards breast conserving therapy and breast reconstruction, and the choice of operative method of breast reconstruction of 139 patients with breast cancer and 224 patients with benign breast disease were investigated by questionnaire. Results In breast cancer group, 23.9% (28/117) of patients chose breast conserving therapy and 35.9%(42/117) of patients chose breast reconstruction, while the rates of breast conservation and reconstruction were 53.3% (106/199) and 63.8% (127/199) in benign breast disease group. In both groups, the higher rates of breast conservation and reconstruction were associated with better educational background (in breast cancer group: P=0.029, P=0.296; in benign breast disease group: P=0.081, P=0.019) and lower age (all Plt;0.05). Patients engaged in commerce showed higher rates of breast conservation and reconstruction (in breast cancer group: P=0.013, P=0.042; in benign breast disease group: P=0.032, P=0.044). Age, occupation or educational background was not related with the choice of operative method of breast reconstruction (Pgt;0.05). Conclusions Patients with lower age, better educational background, and better job condition have ber desire of breast conservation and reconstruction. Breast surgeons should enhance communication with those patients about relevant information of breast conservation and reconstruction to make the more pertinent choice of therapeutic methods.

    Release date:2016-09-08 10:49 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • A New Technique of Minimally Invasive Excision and(or) Biopsy of Breast Masses——Mammotome Operation

    【Abstract】ObjectiveTo introduce the minimally invasive excision and biopsy of breast neoplasm with Mammotome vacuum device guided by ultrasound. MethodsFiftytwo breast masses were detected in 30 patients through color Doppler. The ages of these patients range from 18 years to 49 years. Forty-six of those masses (88.5%) were clinically impalpable. Complete excision and biopsy of 52 breast masses were performed using Mammotome vacuum device guided by ultrasound. The patients were followed up and their postoperative condition were recorded. ResultsFiftytwo breast masses of 30 cases were excised completely, which was verified by color Doppler.The tissue excised by Mammotome were enough for pathological examination. Fortysix masses were proved to be fibroadenoma and the other 6 were proved to be adenosis. Hematoma was found in four patients after operation. The incisions were small and hidden, and the appearance of breasts remained well. Twenty patients were followed up for a shot period of time and no residual nidus or recurrence of the mass was found.ConclusionMinimally invasive excision and biopsy of breast masses with Mammotome vacuum device is an accurate and safe method. It is an ideal minimally invasive operation in treating benign breast neoplasm with few complications. It can be applied to biopsy of breast masses and complete excision of benign breast masses which are less than 2 cm in the same time.

    Release date:2016-09-08 11:54 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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