Initial experience with breast conserving surgery in Jos

Background: Breast conserving surgery is the treatment of choice in surgical management early-stage breast cancer developed countries, while mastectomy has remained most practiced developing countries. The aim study was to describe outcomes a cohort patients who had country. Methods: retrospective review were offered between January 2018 and December 2020 at Jos University Teaching Hospital FOMAS Hospital. Results: A total 110 female for period. Of this number, eleven (10%) whose ages ranged from 28-70 years with mean age 53.5 (SD=12.9 years) surgery, 99 (90%) mastectomy. painless lump on self-breast examination common reason presentation those surgery. Most presented tumor stage T2N1M0. Quadrantectomy done 7 (63.6%) 4 (36.4%) wide local excision. No patient any postoperative complication. required re-excision due positive margins. Three (27.3%) only adjuvant hormonal therapy. Eight (72.7%) radiotherapy following 3 loco-regional control. All minimum follow up 2 no recurrence or mortality. Conclusions: can be safely as an alternative carefully selected early good outcomes.