Dr. Rajinder Kaur Saggu

  Overview of Breast Cancer Surgery Options: 1. Lumpectomy (Breast-Conserving Surgery): - Removes tumor and a small portion of surrounding tissue. - Preserves most of the breast. - Typically for early-stage cancer. 2. Mastectomy: - Total (Simple) Mastectomy: - Removes the breast without lymph nodes or chest muscles. - Modified Radical Mastectomy: - Removes the breast and some underarm lymph nodes. - Radical Mastectomy: - Rarely used, removes breast, chest muscles, and underarm lymph nodes. 3. Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy (SLNB): - Removes a few lymph nodes to check for cancer spread without extensive removal. 4. Axillary Lymph Node Dissection (ALND): - Removes more underarm lymph nodes if cancer has spread or SLNB isn't feasible. 5. Breast Reconstruction: - Rebuilds the breast after mastectomy. - Utilizes implants or tissue from other body parts. 6. Oophorectomy: - Removes ovaries in hormone-receptor positive cases. - Reduces estrogen to limit cancer growth. 7. Prophylactic Mastectom...

  Breast Cancer Mastectomy Procedures: SSM and NSM Skin-Sparing Mastectomy (SSM): Procedure: Removes breast tissue, preserving skin. Purpose: Maintains natural breast envelope for better aesthetic outcomes in reconstruction. Candidates: Suitable when cancer doesn't involve skin. Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy (NSM): Procedure: Removes tissue, preserving nipple and areola. Purpose: Maintains natural breast appearance for improved cosmetic results. Candidates: Considered when cancer doesn't involve nipple or areola. Important Considerations: Decision depends on tumor characteristics, health, and patient preferences. Part of a comprehensive treatment plan, which may include radiation or chemotherapy. Discussion with the medical team is crucial for understanding options and implications for reconstruction. For more information, Consult  Dr. Rajinder Kaur Saggu  one of the best  Breast Cancer Surgeon in Delhi  or you can  Contact us  on  9871056323 . ...

  Non-Surgical Management of Fibroadenomas 1. Observation: - Monitor small, stable fibroadenomas without symptoms over time. - Conduct regular breast examinations and imaging studies to track changes. 2. Fine-Needle Aspiration (FNA) - Minimally invasive procedure using a thin needle to withdraw cells. - Confirms diagnosis and relieves symptoms, reducing fibroadenoma size. 3. Cryotherapy: - Freeze fibroadenoma to induce shrinkage. - Less invasive alternative to surgery, considered in certain cases. 4. Medication: - Tamoxifen and similar medications studied for potential effectiveness. - Not standard practice; risks and benefits carefully weighed before use. Important Considerations: - Not all fibroadenomas require active treatment. - Decision-making involves consultation with a healthcare professional. - Factors considered include fibroadenoma characteristics, medical history, and patient preferences. - Regular follow-up appointments and monitoring recommended to ensure stability ov...