Breast duct excision surgery involves the removal of abnormal cells or early-stage breast cancer detected in the breast’s milk ducts. This procedure is critical for preventing the spread of cancerous cells. Performed under general anesthesia, the surgeon makes small incisions to remove the affected ducts and surrounding tissue if necessary. Dissolvable sutures minimize scarring and promote faster healing.
The procedure is pivotal for those diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) or at high risk of invasive breast cancer, offering early detection, accurate diagnosis, and effective treatment.
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