The value of ultrasound-guided Mammotome minimally invasive biopsy system in treatment of breast benign lesions
LI Bing-ju
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LI Bing-ju
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Objective To discuss thel application value of ultrasound-guided mammotone vacuum assisted biopsy system in treatment of benign mammary lesions. Methods Ultrasound-guided mammotome vacuum assisted biopsy system was used to remove breast lesions in 98 patients on the basis of clinical and ultrasound diagnosis. Results Breast lesions were tolally removed in 94 of the 98. A small residence of breast lesion was found in 2 patients in the following month. There was no other complication found except 2 cases of mild local hemorrhage and 2 case of mild local postoperative bleeding and hematoma,after the operation. Final pathology shound two cases of ductal carcinoma in-situ, and others were of benign lesions. Conclusion It is of practiced value to use the ultrasound-guided mammotome vacuum assisted biopsy system to treat the benign mammary lesions,due to its minimal invasion,beauty,complete tumor resection and less complications.
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Objective To discuss thel application value of ultrasound-guided mammotone vacuum assisted biopsy system in treatment of benign mammary lesions. Methods Ultrasound-guided mammotome vacuum assisted biopsy system was used to remove breast lesions in 98 patients on the basis of clinical and ultrasound diagnosis. Results Breast lesions were tolally removed in 94 of the 98. A small residence of breast lesion was found in 2 patients in the following month. There was no other complication found except 2 cases of mild local hemorrhage and 2 case of mild local postoperative bleeding and hematoma,after the operation. Final pathology shound two cases of ductal carcinoma in-situ, and others were of benign lesions. Conclusion It is of practiced value to use the ultrasound-guided mammotome vacuum assisted biopsy system to treat the benign mammary lesions,due to its minimal invasion,beauty,complete tumor resection and less complications.
Key concepts: Mammotome, Medicine, Biopsy, Radiology, Hematoma, Ultrasound, Ductal carcinoma, Lesion