Benign breast tumor resection

Conventional open surgery to remove benign breast tumors. Note for breast benign tumor resection: 1. For the papilloma in the mammary duct, use an areola marginal incision to cut the skin and subcutaneous tissue, and then use a traction line or mosquito forceps to make a semicircle The areola valve is pulled out and separated deep with hemostatic forceps to separate the mammary ducts occupied by the tumor and cut the mammary ducts along its lumen to expose and remove the tumor and then suture the mammary ducts. The breast tube that has been cut off should be ligated, and the subcutaneous tissue and skin are sutured. 2. The resected specimen should be routinely sent for pathological examination, except for the possibility of malignancy. 3. During the operation, hemostasis should be meticulously performed, and large bleeding vessels should be sutured. In order to prevent the occurrence of breast fistula, it should be carefully separated and discriminated during operation to avoid damage to the breast duct. 4. For lactating patients, it is more appropriate to persuade them to wean first and then perform surgery.

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