EVALUATING THE COMPLICATION IN THE REMOVAL OF BREAST BENIGN LESIONS BY VACUUM-ASSISTED BIOPSY IN BACHMAI HOSPITAL
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A experimental research was performed in radiology center of Bach Mai hospital to evaluate the complication in the removal of breast benign lesions by vacuum-assisted biopsy. Subjects and methods: There is a prospective intervention study in 32 female patients with 44 breast benign lesions with needle aspiration vacuum-assisted biopsy under ultrasound guidance from January 2018 to December 2018. Results: The mean age is 36.5 years old. The 20-30 years old group is most common (30.6%). The most common abnormality pathology is breast fibroadenoma (62.2%). Fibrocystic breast disease accounts for 17.8% of all lesions, which is second highest rate. The main complications after biopsy are pain and hematoma in tissu. 77,3% of patients after treatment don’t have to take Paracetamol. The average size of hematoma after 3 month is 3.2mm. Conclusion: Vacuum-assisted breast biopsy is a safe method for removal benign breast lesions completely. It provides the reliable histological result while the complication just includes painess, bruises and small hematoma.
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Vacuum-assisted biopsy, breast benign lesions
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