Abstract
Breast surgery for impalpable breast cancer and B3 lesions has been traditionally done with wires to localise the lesion. This has drawbacks with patients experiencing pain, problems with organising radiology, migration potential, delays in scheduling etc, however the surgeon has to estimate the depth of the wire tip to avoid cutting into the lesion. The availability of magseed address the above, but the crucial test is whether it helps identify and remove the lesion with precision.
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