A quadrantectomy removes the tumor and more of the breast tissue than a lumpectomy. In some cases, you may need more surgery after a partial mastectomy. Sometimes, if cancer cells are still in breast tissue, your doctor may have to remove the entire breast. What Is a Radical Mastectomy?
Real-life stories and expert advice converge on a singular message: the brief discomfort of a mammogram is a small price for the invaluable benefit it provides. With proper preparation and a clear understanding of what to expect, individuals can approach their mammogram with confidence, knowing it...
In 2012, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported more than 14 million new cases of cancer… which resulted in more than 8.2 million deaths worldwide. They expect these numbers to skyrocket over the next 20 years by a whopping 70% globally!
This summer I decided to have a lumpectomy to give my family peace of mind and that’s when the found cancer. The follow up MRI found a gray area that was 1/3 of my lower breast so they ordered an other biopsy with MRI contrast that came back with same result. Non-invasive breast...
However, in wealthy countries like Australia and New Zealand patients have the right to expect consistent and contemporary care in a range of locations despite geographic and resource issues. It is expected that with time higher rates of compliance with HQPI will occur and with time and ...
I was diagnosed with spindle cell sarcoma in my breast, stage 3, in June. I had a lumpectomy and lymph node removal. Since then I've finished 33 rounds of radiation. The blisters are healing and my energy level is coming up. There is always hope; never give up! Philippians 4:13 say...
Besides hair loss and nausea, there were a fair number of other side effects on my list of things to expect as well. One side effect I experienced that was not on my list (I don’t think it was anyway) which caught me by surprise was flushing. ...