Studying the resection margins during organ-sparing operations and oncoplastic resections in patients with breast cancer

Abstract

Breast cancer (BC) comes to the forefront among the malignant neoplasms in the prevalence in women. The treatment of BC is complex; however, the surgical stage is the main one. Today, there are a lot of publications describing the characteristics of organ-sparing operations (OSOs) and oncoplastic resections (OPRs); however, There is no detailed description of the marking of resection margins. The development of the unified standard for morphopathological evaluation of surgical material and its analysis and will ultimately result in the clearer identification of a relationship between the resection margins and local recurrences, will eventually decline the number of reoperations. The authors give the results of their own investigation studying the resection margins in patients with BC (n=350) after OSOs and OPRs.