Early mammogram treatment
Adenomas of mammograms are the most common benign tumours in women ‘ s breasts, with most of the fibrous adenomas occurring on a one-off basis and about 15 per cent of patients suffering from multiple tumours. Adenomas of mammograms occur in all age groups, often among women aged 15 to 35. Clinical contact is mostly in egg cylindrical, tenacity, clear boundaries and high activity swelling. Twenty-five-35 per cent of breast fibre adenomas are clinically untouchable.
Clinical diagnosis of breast fibre adenomas is based mainly on touch and image tests. Visual examinations include breast ultrasound, mammography and mammography.
Pathological examinations are acoustic mammograms. The method of obtaining a pathological diagnosis can be used as a biopsy, as well as as as a corrosive mammography with a vacuum. Work done for the purposes of diagnosis usually selects an empty core needle piercing. Visibility tests for diagnosis and treatment usually select vacuum-assisted mammography and excision.
The risk of adenomas of the breast is extremely low. The vast majority of breast fibre adenomas are subject to safe follow-up after the diagnosis of the stabbing of an empty core needle. For breast fibre adenomas in category 3 of the BI-RADS classification, the mode of follow-up is a combined ultrasound examination every six months. Regular follow-up visits of two years and stable cases can be extended to one visit every 12 months. In the case of patients aged > 40, the mammography ultra-coupled mammography is recommended as a means of following up on video screening.
If one of the following four scenarios occurs: 1. tumours are growing rapidly; 2. tumours have a long diameter greater than 3 cm; 3.BI-RADS classification increases; 4. puncture pathologies combine atypical prognosis or non-exclusive folic tumours. It’s time for surgery.
The procedure involves:
1. Traditional open surgery, which applies to adenomas of mammograms, especially large tumours.
2. Ultrasound-guided assisted mammography with a skin vacuum and applied to tumours < 3 cm in diameter, especially small tumours. A choice is made for patients with a small demand for the beauty of breast skin.
Adenoma adenomas of the lower breast lens, applicable to patients with >3cm on tumours and need for skin beauty on the breast surface. The tumour can be removed from the path through hidden parts of the armpit and the graft of the breast.
