Accurate positioning of nonpalpable focus of subclinical breast cancer by jointly using nuclein and methylene blue
A technology for precise positioning and breast cancer, applied in the field of biomedicine, can solve the problems of inability to adjust positioning, patient discomfort, and high positive rate of surgical margins, and achieve the effect of good cosmetic effect.
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[0027] Example 1 Nuclide combined with methylene blue to accurately locate non-palpable lesions of subclinical breast cancer and resection method
[0028] Intralesional low-dose injection under mammography or ultrasonography (ie, stereotaxic) 99m Tc-SC (0.1mCi) radionuclide combined with low volume (≤0.1mL) methylene blue, so as to accurately locate non-palpable breast lesions and resect breast lesions without mass.
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[0029] Embodiment 2 clinical case
[0030] 1. Using the wire positioning method as a control, a prospective randomized controlled study on 157 patients with subclinical breast cancer, 78 in the wire positioning group, and 79 in the nuclide combined with melanin group. There were no significant differences in age, imaging features, pathological types, and final surgical procedures between the two groups. The mammograms of the two groups were dominated by calcifications, 89.7% (70 / 78) in the wire positioning group, and 91.1% (72 / 79) in the radionuclide combined with methylene blue group (P=0.793).
[0031] The final pathological examination results showed that there were 43 / 78 (55.1%) malignant patients in the steel wire group and 42 / 79 (53.2%) cases in the radionuclide combined with methylene blue group (P=0.98). For patients diagnosed with breast cancer, the average size of the tumors in the steel wire group and the radionuclide combined with methylene blue group were 1.2cm (...
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