Disadvantages of minimally invasive surgery for breast nodules

In daily life, breast nodules are a relatively common physical disease. Having breast nodules is very harmful to the health of the body and needs timely treatment. Minimally invasive surgery for breast nodules is a relatively common surgical method, but minimally invasive surgery also has certain disadvantages. Minimally invasive surgery has high requirements for medical skills and is prone to residual conditions. If you are not sure, you cannot proceed.

What are the disadvantages of minimally invasive surgery for breast nodules?

Generally, minimally invasive breast excision surgery is the best treatment for diseases such as breast hyperplasia and breast nodules. This type of surgery usually causes small wounds and less trauma to the body. Therefore, many patients with such diseases will choose this treatment method. However, this type of treatment is relatively expensive and requires high technical skills. In addition, if the mass to be removed is large, residual mass is likely to occur during the operation.

Cause Analysis

Since this type of treatment has many advantages, the cost of treatment is much higher than other treatments. In addition, pressure is required to stop bleeding after the operation, so there are certain technical requirements.

Suggested actions

It is recommended to develop good living habits after the operation, pay attention to a regular life, and improve your own immunity by doing more exercise.

Minimally invasive surgery for breast nodules has great advantages, such as small scars. However, minimally invasive surgery also has some limitations. For example, the cost is relatively higher, and the operating requirements for the doctor are relatively high. Finally, for some nodules that are larger or more extensive, there will be some limitations on minimally invasive operations, and there will not be absolutely good surgical results. In clinical practice, we will decide the surgical method based on the patient's specific situation and adopt the most suitable surgical method.

The surgery has high requirements for the surgeon, and breast nodules larger than 3cm are not suitable for minimally invasive surgery. The requirements for the surgeon are high. The surgeon not only needs solid clinical surgical experience (routine surgical experience), but also needs rich experience in the use of color ultrasound. If the breast nodule is larger than 3cm, choose minimally invasive surgery with caution. If the nodule is too large, the length of the blade groove of the rotary cutter is limited. If the diameter of the tumor exceeds 3 cm, the position of the blade groove needs to be changed until the tumor is completely removed. This will greatly prolong the operation time and increase the damage to the patient.