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    The document outlines the history and procedure of radical mastectomy for breast cancer treatment. It discusses how the surgery has evolved since 1894 to preserve more tissue and incorporate radiotherapy. By 1979, radical mastectomy became the standard treatment for stages I-II breast cancer. The procedure involves removing breast tissue, the nipple/areola complex, overlying skin near the tumor, and axillary lymph nodes. It also lists the 8 steps for performing radical mastectomy including patient preparation, incision, tissue excision, lymph node dissection, wound closure and bandaging.

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    The document outlines the history and procedure of radical mastectomy for breast cancer treatment. It discusses how the surgery has evolved since 1894 to preserve more tissue and incorporate radiotherapy. By 1979, radical mastectomy became the standard treatment for stages I-II breast cancer. The procedure involves removing breast tissue, the nipple/areola complex, overlying skin near the tumor, and axillary lymph nodes. It also lists the 8 steps for performing radical mastectomy including patient preparation, incision, tissue excision, lymph node dissection, wound closure and bandaging.

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    The document outlines the history and procedure of radical mastectomy for breast cancer treatment. It discusses how the surgery has evolved since 1894 to preserve more tissue and incorporate radiotherapy. By 1979, radical mastectomy became the standard treatment for stages I-II breast cancer. The procedure involves removing breast tissue, the nipple/areola complex, overlying skin near the tumor, and axillary lymph nodes. It also lists the 8 steps for performing radical mastectomy including patient preparation, incision, tissue excision, lymph node dissection, wound closure and bandaging.

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    W. Steven Chr.

    1894 : Halsted and Meyer reported


    Radical Mastectomy.
    1912: Murphy first preserving the both
    pectoral muscle.
    1948 : McWhirter, MRM with
    radiotherapy
    1948 :Patey and Dyson, and Patey
    (removal of minor pectoral muscle)
    1965 : Madden, Handley, Auchincloss
    (MRM with pectoral preservation)

    1979 : Consensus Development


    Conference on the treatment of
    Breast Cancer :
    MRM was standard treatment for
    women with stages I II breast
    cancer.

    The MRM consist of an an bloc


    resection of the breast tissue
    including the nipple/areola complex
    and the overlying skin near the tumor
    with the axillary lymphatics net work

    The Indication :
    Stages I II BC
    LABC after neoadjuvant therapy.

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.

    Pasient preparation
    Incision marking and Skin incision
    Skin flapping
    Breast tissue excision
    LN disection
    Washing and Tube Drainage
    Clossing the wound
    Bandaging

    1. PATIENT
    PREPARATION PRIOR
    SURGERY

    THANK YOU

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