Postmastectomy seroma formation is a common and notorious problem that every treating
surgeon frequently faces in the management of patients with breast cancer. Several …

The aim of this study was to compare quilting suture with axillary drain versus conventional
sutures with axillary and pectoral drain on the formation of seroma after modified radical …

Formation of seroma most frequently occurs after mastectomy and axillary surgery. This
study is intended at creating data on whether flap fixation has any role in reducing the …

Background. Postmastectomy seroma causes patients' discomfort, delays starting the
adjuvant therapy, and may increase the possibility of surgical site infection. Objective. To …

INTRODUCTION: We aimed to reduce the incidence of seroma formation by altering surgical
technique. METHODS: Two hundred one breast cancer patients were randomly divided into …

Abstract Background and Objective: Seroma was a common complication of breast cancer
surgery. It is a source of significant morbidity that led to delay adjuvant treatment. The …

Background Total mastectomy and axillary dissection is a common procedure for breast
cancer patients in our institution. Seroma is common. This study aimed to compare the …

Abstract Background Breast cancer represented 35.1% of total female cancer cases in
Egypt. Seroma is one of the most serious and common complications of mastectomy and …

Background: One of the most common complication post modified radical mastectomy is the
formation of seroma. Seroma formation in-turn delays wound healing, increases …

Background: The most prevalent complication following a modified radical mastectomy
(MRM) is seroma located under mastectomy flap and/or axilla, with excessive drainage of …