Dual-tube continuous negative pressure drainage in radical mastectomy
WU Wan-quan
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WU Wan-quan
Abstract
Objective:To observe the effect of dual-tube continuous negative pressure drainage on patients receiving radical mastectomy.Methods:Forty-three patients with breast cancer underwent radical mastectomy,and the dual-tube continuous negative pressure drainage was applied.Subcutaneous fluid collection and skin flap necrosis were observed after the operation.Results: Primary healing was reached in 35 cases;subcutaneous fluid collection was detected in 5 cases,3 of which were in the axilla and 2 in the parasternal;skin flap necrosis occurred in 3 cases,which was mainly in the middle edge of the incision;2 cases suffered from both fluid collection and skin flap necrosis.Conclusions:After radical mastectomy,dual-tube continuous negative pressure drainage can reduce the subcutaneous fluid collection and skin flap necrosis.
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Objective:To observe the effect of dual-tube continuous negative pressure drainage on patients receiving radical mastectomy.Methods:Forty-three patients with breast cancer underwent radical mastectomy,and the dual-tube continuous negative pressure drainage was applied.Subcutaneous fluid collection and skin flap necrosis were observed after the operation.Results: Primary healing was reached in 35 cases;subcutaneous fluid collection was detected in 5 cases,3 of which were in the axilla and 2 in the parasternal;skin flap necrosis occurred in 3 cases,which was mainly in the middle edge of the incision;2 cases suffered from both fluid collection and skin flap necrosis.Conclusions:After radical mastectomy,dual-tube continuous negative pressure drainage can reduce the subcutaneous fluid collection and skin flap necrosis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Radical mastectomy, Parasternal line, Axilla, Mastectomy, Tube (container), Drainage