Mastectomy

The process of removing the breaststumors is aimed at removing the crop, whether it is benign or malignant, provided the tumor does not enter the tissue boundaries in a way that completely removes the breast. The removal of the breast tumor is relatively modern, as the entire breast was removed in all cases where a breast tumor was diagnosed, leaving the patient very difficult medical and psychological consequences. The risk of procedure The procedure for removing breaststumors is related to many risks, such as the following: the infection of the ingredient. bleeding. Appoint the location of the fiss acid. Blood pressure drops. The death of some tissues due to problems that provide blood. Fluids are collected in the arm. Before performing the operation, the doctor directs the patient to perform a few tests, as needed, such as: blood tests, comprehensive blood cells, blood chemistry and coagulation tests, and the breast is photographed with radiology, especially at older age, and a heart planning examination is also performed. Breast biopsy is taken to diagnose the type of crop, and in some cases other checks are performed, such as: computerized tomography, oozron version, mammography or ultrasound breast examination. You should consult a doctor about all the medications that need to be stopped before performing the operation, and you must stop drinking 48 hours of alcohol and fasting 8 hours before surgery. During the operation, the removal of breaststumors is performed as follows: Take a sample of the Guardian Node (Sentinel node); To ensure that there are no hidden cancer cells in the lymphoma. The chest area sterilizes it completely, then the surgeon creates an incision at the bottom of the crop. The tumor removes completely from the healthy breast tissue. Steel and examine some of the sides of the breast tissue around the tumor around the tumor; To ensure they are free from cancer cells. Sew again to healthy tissue after making sure they are free from any crops. The removal of breaststumors lasts from one to two hours, and some tubes are left to drain the fluids from the tissue. After surgery, the patient should remain in the hospital 24 hours after removing the tumor under supervision to ensure the stability of the condition. Pain painkillers can be eaten if necessary, and the sick woman usually needs a period of up to a whole week to recover, and it is preferable during this period to get enough rest. The patient should go directly to the doctor if some symptoms occur, such as: severe pain, high temperature, shortness of breath, purulent secretions and severe bleeding.