INTRODUCTION More than 4,000 Danish women are diagnosed with operable breast cancer annually, and 70% receive breast conserving surgery. Without the use of oncoplastic surgery (OPS), 20-30% will get an unsatisfactory cosmetic result. The aim of this study was to illustrate the level of implementation of OPS in Denmark. METHODS An electronic questionnaire was sent to breast and plastic surgeon...

Abstract Objective: A significant proportion of patients undergoing breast-conserving surgery require re-excision for residual cancer. This study aims to determine the factors associated with tumor in breast conserving surgery, and evaluate follow-up results patients. Material Methods: Patients underwent a 6-year period were included this study. divided 2 groups; no (Group A), required B). who ...

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers and the second leading cause of cancer mortality in US women. Breast malignancy accounts for nearly one in three cancers diagnosed in women in the United States. Hence much attention and resources have been directed at this disease – from attempts at prevention, to screening, treatment, and cure. Approaches range from the infinitesimal to the glob...

Objective: A precise measurement of breast volume is a critical component preoperative planning for achieving symmetry, particularly in women undergoing breast-conserving surgery with oncoplastic reconstruction. Carcinoma the most prevalent form malignancy and its treatment continues to evolve emphasis individual care. The aim this study was assess precision mammographic anthropometric methods ...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES This study aims to clarify quality of breast cancer surgery in population-based setting. We aim to elucidate factors influencing waiting periods, and to evaluate the effect of hospital volume on surgical treatment policies. Special interest was given to diagnostic and surgical processes and their impact on waiting times. METHODS All 1307 patients having primary breas...