Komplettresektion benigner Mammabefunde mittels ultraschallgeführter großlumiger Vakuumbiopsie: medianes Follow-up von 13 Monaten

Krainick-Strobel, U.; Flügel, B.; Hahn, Markus; Gruber, Ines; Majer, I.; Siegmann, K. C.; Fend, Falko; Wallwiener, D.; Brucker, Sara

doi:10.1055/s-0030-1262524

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“…Comparative studies concerning complication rates, postoperative pain, and periods of absence from work have not been published thus far. Several authors report that 92 -95 % of patients would prefer a VB again if a subsequent procedure would be required [4, 30,49,50]. VB complications, such as infection requiring treatment, bleeding or hematoma, are extremely rare.…”

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Interdisciplinary Consensus Recommendations for the use of Vacuum-Assisted Breast Biopsy under Sonographic Guidance: First update 2012

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Ultraschall in Med

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The VB is a safe method for extracting breast tissue for histological workup. The technique allows the resection of breast tissue up to 8 cm3. Besides the diagnostic indications, the method qualifies for a therapeutic resection of symptomatic benign lesions (e. g. fibroadenomas). The technique should be used in specialized breast centers working in a multidisciplinary setup. This paper is an expert's recommendation for the use of VB under sonographic guidance. It is not formulated as a nationwide guideline.

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