Help, mammary, are you a mammatologist?

A study published in the November issue of the American Journal of Surgery showed that cryosurgery can be an alternative to open surgery for fibroadenoma of the breast that has already been proven by biopsy.

Dr. Cary Kaufman of the University of Washington noted that cryosurgery is simple, quick to work, and patients are happy to accept it. Even patients who have undergone open surgery say they prefer cryonics.

Dr. Cary Kaufman's Sanarus Viscica** system consists of local anesthesia and ultrasound-guided fine needle puncture into the tumor center, activation of the Visca cryosystem, and two independent cycles of freezing through the discrete tip of the needle. The resulting 'ice ball' wraps around the entire tumour and can be visualized under ultrasound.

The researchers selected 50 patients with breast fibroadenoma larger than 4 cm in diameter, of which 7 had outpatient surgical resection of smaller tumors and the remaining 43 cases were cryosurgery under local anesthesia**. The procedure takes between 6 and 30 minutes, depending on the size of the tumor, and the patient remains awake, calm, and unnoticed, and in some cases can be observed through an ultrasound monitor.

The researchers noted that the cosmetic effect and patient satisfaction of cryosurgery were higher than those of ordinary surgery, and there were no long-term complications. Ultrasound follow-up of 3 to 12 months revealed progressive atrophy and disappearance of most tumors, and the regression rate of fibroadenomas was 92% after 12 months.

Dr. Rache Simmons of the Weill-Cornell Breast Center in New York pointed out that breast fibroadenomas tend to be multiple, and now cryosurgery is an alternative to open surgery, eliminating the need for surgery, general anesthesia and stitches, so that breast adenoma can be performed on an outpatient basis.

Female endocrine disorders, long-term depression, irregular diet, easy to get breast diseases, and some are caused by collisions. It is best to take it out surgically, do not delay, so as not to become cancerous, and the wound after surgery is smaller, which is relatively important for life.

There is a slight breast hyperplasia.

Breast fibroma is initially suspected, and further testing is recommended to rule out other possibilities because of unclear borders and blood flow signals from CDFI.

Surgery needs to be done before pregnancy, which can lead to aggravation of the condition.

**The protocol is surgery**, and there is currently no specific drug for fibroids.

This is a licensed physician institute, which is more professional than ordinary netizens.

All of my information cannot be used as a basis for diagnosis, it is for reference only, please consult a physician for specific plans.

Moxibustion can be used for breast diseases.

Breast hyperplasia and breast fibroids, no big problem. Follow-up observation, or take a little medicine.

Don't get angry.