Assessment of risks and complications, associated with the breast cancer surgery with axillary dissection

Background: Need to dissect axillary nodes in patients with early breast cancer and clinically negative axilla remains controversial. To assess the role of radiotherapy (RT) reducing metastases who did not receive dissection. Management traditionally involves lymph node Axillary dissection has known complications like lymphoedema, pain, paraesthesia. The occurrence varies across care centres. present study describes surgery, along at a tertiary centre India. Aim & Objective: risks complications, associated surgery Materials Methods: This was prospective observational hospital based involving 72 underwent centre. patient data were collected during follow up period regarding described relation age group, diabetes status, or locally advanced cancer, use neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NACT) type Modified radical Mastectomy (MRM) conservation (BCS).