Traditional open surgical treatment of the breast is not only traumatic and has many complications, but also leads to obvious scars around the nipple, which seriously affects the aesthetics of the female patient’s chest and brings greater psychological and spiritual pressure and obstacles to the patient. The ultrasound-guided vacuum-assisted automatic minimally invasive mastectomy system allows complete removal of breast lesions under minimally invasive conditions. It is also the least invasive, safest, most aesthetically pleasing and most satisfying way to treat small breast lumps.
Compared with traditional breast surgery, minimally invasive rotational surgery has absolute advantages and is known as the surgical method with the smallest incision and most beautiful appearance. For patients with multiple lumps, multiple incisions can only be made, while minimally invasive surgery requires only one small incision. The whole operation is guided by color ultrasound, less bleeding, no need to remove stitches, and recovery in 3 days, which also reduces the rate of postoperative wound infection.
What are the advantages of minimally invasive breast surgery?
More comfortable: the procedure is completely painless
Safer: less bleeding, smaller incisions and faster healing during surgery
More convenient: no hospitalization, one band-aid can be applied
More beautiful: no obvious scars after surgery, natural and confident
More comfortable: short operation time, completed in a few minutes at the earliest, fast results
More accurate: ultrasound guidance, precise positioning
Indications for minimally invasive mastectomy:
1, ultrasound visible masses, instead of incisional biopsy complete removal of benign lesions, such as breast fibroadenoma, breast cysts, etc. to achieve treatment; mass diameter <= 3cm (most suitable for less than 2.5cm).
2, for severe hyperplastic lesions, both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes can be achieved.
3.Local treatment of breast abscess formation, drainage of pus and retention of drainage tubes.
4, preoperative diagnosis of highly suspicious malignant tumors of the breast.
5.Diagnosis before neoadjuvant chemotherapy or endocrine therapy (locally advanced breast cancer) and determination of efficacy after treatment; .
6. understanding the nature of multiple foci in other parts of the breast before breast-conserving surgery for breast cancer.
7. Diagnosis and treatment of new lesions around the incision after breast-conserving surgery for breast cancer.
Contraindications to minimally invasive breast rotation surgery:
1, those with bleeding tendency, coagulation mechanism disorders and other hematopoietic system diseases.
2, in cases of pregnancy, lactation, etc.
3.Persons with infectious diseases.
4.Patients with serious primary diseases such as cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, liver, kidney, etc.
5.Patients with mental illness.
6.When breast hemangioma is suspected
7, when the breast is too small and the lesion is too close to the nipple, armpit or chest wall is not easily removed completely, while side injuries may occur
8.When there is an implant in the breast.