What do you know about breast cancer surgery?
Breast cancer is one of the most common malignant tumours in women, and surgical treatment often plays a key role in their integrated treatment.
At present, there are a number of common methods of breast cancer surgery. The first is the improved root cure of breast cancer, which is more traditional and widely applied. The procedure removes the side breast and clears the armpit lymphoma, with the aim of removing the tumour tissue and the possible transfer of lymphoma knots as completely as possible and reducing the risk of relapse.
There is also breast-puffing, which gives many patients the hope of retaining their breasts. Breast-painting operations only remove part of the tumor and its surroundings from normal breast tissue and retain most of the breasts. Not all patients are suitable, however, and are generally required to have smaller tumours, single hair and a certain distance from nipple fainting. In addition, other treatments, such as therapeutic treatment, are usually required after the breast-feeding operation to ensure its effectiveness.
Also important is the lymphomy of the outposts. It is a specific tracking method to find and perform a biopsy of the forward lymph nodes that were the first to receive a lymphobe of tumour. If the lymph nodes of the outposts are not removed, the possibility of other lymph nodes in the armpits is lower, so as to avoid unnecessary lymph nodes cleaning and to reduce surgical trauma and post-operative complications such as upper limb lymph oedema.
Before a breast cancer operation is performed, the patient needs a series of preparations. The doctor conducts a comprehensive assessment, including physical condition, tumour, etc. Patients are required to cooperate in the completion of examinations, such as breast ultrasound, molybdenum targets, MRI imaging, etc., so that the doctor can make an accurate assessment of the condition. At the same time, there is a need to change mentalities and maintain positive optimism, as a good mental state can be useful for surgery and subsequent rehabilitation.
Post-operative rehabilitation should also not be overlooked. The care of the wounds is critical, keeping the wounds clean and dry, changing medicines regularly, as prescribed by the doctor, and observing anomalies such as red and edible. The exercise of upper limb function is also of great importance, especially for patients who have undergone a lymphomy clean-up of armpits, and who have begun moderate upper limb activity early after the operation, such as simple moves such as fist-shakes, elbows, and a gradual increase in activity, helping to prevent upper limb lymph oedema and restore upper limb function.
Breast cancer surgery is a systematic process, from the choice of the method to pre-operative preparation to post-operative rehabilitation. Patients must have full confidence in doctors and cooperate actively in the treatment so that they can better overcome the disease and recover their health.
