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Modified Radical Mastectomy (Patey)
1984The term modified radical mastectomy has come to mean removal of the breast together with a variable number of axillary lymph nodes. Some surgeons take a few outer lymph nodes, some do a complete excision of the lateral third of the axillary nodes using the pectoralis minor muscle as the upper boundary for their dissection, some elevate the pectoralis ...
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The technique of modified radical mastectomy.
Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics, 1977The functional and cosmetic results of this modified radical mastectomy are superior to those achieved by standard radical mastectomy. The incidence of lymphedema of the ipsilateral arm, which is one of the feared complications from a standard radical mastectomy, appears to be decidedly less.
W P, Maier +4 more
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Operative Techniques in General Surgery, 2000
Valerie L. Staradub, Monica Morrow
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Valerie L. Staradub, Monica Morrow
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Total mastectomy with axillary dissection. A modified radical mastectomy.
American journal of surgery, 1977A technic for total mastectomy with complete axillary dissection has been described. The procedure utilizes division of the pectoralis major muscle between its clavicular and sternal portions, perservation of its innervation, and reconstruction after completion of the dissection. The pectoralis minor muscle is resected.
D F, Roses, M N, Harris, S L, Gumport
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Bulletin du cancer, 1978
We studied first the long term results in a series of 1 139 immediately operable breast cancers, treated by a protocol which gave an important role to extended radical mastectomy (radical mastectomy with internal mammary node dissection). No difference in survival was noted according to the surgical procedure used, and the extended mastectomy does not ...
J, Lacour +5 more
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We studied first the long term results in a series of 1 139 immediately operable breast cancers, treated by a protocol which gave an important role to extended radical mastectomy (radical mastectomy with internal mammary node dissection). No difference in survival was noted according to the surgical procedure used, and the extended mastectomy does not ...
J, Lacour +5 more
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Carcinoma Erisepeloids on Modified Radical Mastectomy Site
Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2023Prabin P. Dev, Shikha Bansal
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