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Date Published: 01/11/2023
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.51298/vmj.v531i1B.7032
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Vol. 531 No. 1B (2023)
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Hoàng, A. D. ., Lê, H. Q. ., & Lê, V. Q. . (2023). CLINICAL, PARACLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND EARLY RESULTS OF 257 BREAST CANCER STAGE 0,1,2 PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT CONSERVATIVE SURGERY AND LOCAL FLAP RECONSTRUCTION AT K HOSPITAL. Vietnam Medical Journal, 531(1B). https://doi.org/10.51298/vmj.v531i1B.7032

CLINICAL, PARACLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND EARLY RESULTS OF 257 BREAST CANCER STAGE 0,1,2 PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT CONSERVATIVE SURGERY AND LOCAL FLAP RECONSTRUCTION AT K HOSPITAL

Anh Dũng Hoàng1,2,, Hồng Quang Lê1, Văn Quảng Lê1,2
1 k hospital
2 HMU

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Objective: To describe clinical and paraclinical characteristics, complication rates and resection margin status in early-stage breast cancer patients undergoing conservative surgery and local flap reconstruction. Research subjects and methods: Uncontrolled clinical trial, follow-up on 257 patients with stage 0, I, II breast cancer undergoing conservative surgery from January 2017 to June 2021 at K Hospital. Results: Mean age: 47.6 years old. 64.6% of patients were pre-menopausal, with B and C bra cups accounting for the majority (92.2%). The most common technique was the lateral reconstructive technique (50.97%) for upper-outer quadrant tumors. Average volume of resection specimens: 204.8 cm3. Average tumor size: 2.00 cm. All patients were immediately evaluated for resection by frozen biopsy, the rate of additional resection was 12.8%. There were 7 reoperation cases with a mastectomy rate of 1.17%. The rate of complications was 11.46%, of which there were 9 cases (3.56%) of late complications. Conclusion: Local flap technique for breast cancer conservation surgery has high oncological safety even for large tumors with a low rate of postoperative complications.

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Breast cancer, conservative surgery, local flap, early results.

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