Evolution in breast cancer surgery has been significant over these four decades. Many scientific changes have been reached, impacting daily clinical practise, thanks to scientific research and surgeons' efforts, always tended to warrant oncological radicality as well improve women quality of life and cosmesis. Achievements in imaging, in breast cancer molecular signature characterization and patients' genomic profile are progressively refining a sophisticated personalization of breast cancer prevention and treatment. Progress in surgery involves both primary breast site surgery and surgical axillary staging, revealing a strong propensity for a limited surgical approach and technical precision. Multimodal management and individualization are the axioms on which current research on breast cancer prevention and treatment is progressing.

Progress in breast cancer surgical management / F. Magnoni, G. Corso. - In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER PREVENTION. - ISSN 0959-8278. - 31:6(2022 Nov), pp. 551-553. [10.1097/CEJ.0000000000000741]

Progress in breast cancer surgical management

G. Corso
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2022

Abstract

Evolution in breast cancer surgery has been significant over these four decades. Many scientific changes have been reached, impacting daily clinical practise, thanks to scientific research and surgeons' efforts, always tended to warrant oncological radicality as well improve women quality of life and cosmesis. Achievements in imaging, in breast cancer molecular signature characterization and patients' genomic profile are progressively refining a sophisticated personalization of breast cancer prevention and treatment. Progress in surgery involves both primary breast site surgery and surgical axillary staging, revealing a strong propensity for a limited surgical approach and technical precision. Multimodal management and individualization are the axioms on which current research on breast cancer prevention and treatment is progressing.
axillary lymph-node dissection; breast cancer surgery; breast-conserving surgery; hereditary breast cancer; mastectomy; neo-adjuvant chemotherapy; sentinel lymph-node biopsy;
Settore MED/18 - Chirurgia Generale
nov-2022
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