Background: Modified radical mastectomy still remains the most common surgical procedure
employed in definitive management of breast cancer. Post mastectomy problems include …

Suction drains are routinely used after modified radical mastectomy (MRM) and is an
important factor contributing to increased hospital stay. Negative suction is expected to drain …

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

ABSTRACT Background and Objectives: Seroma, a subcutaneous collection of serous fluid,
is the most common morbidity after modified radical mastectomy. Closed suction drains are …

Background: Treatment of locally advanced breast carcinoma (LABC) patients involves
multimodal approach. Modified radical mastectomy (MRM) is preferred in them. Seroma and …

Methods: This study was conducted at Gajra Raja Medical College and Jaya Arogya Group
of Hospitals, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India on 80 patients of carcinoma breast undergoing …

Seroma formation is a common adverse event following modified radical mastectomy, and it
leads to delayed wound healing and increased post-operative pain and increases overall …

Background: The essential parts of surgical management are breast conservation surgery
and modified radical mastectomy of Auchincloss. Seroma is the most common complication …

The extent of the dissection of breast flaps and axilla, the size of the tumour, lymph node
involvement, and Body Mass Index (BMI) also influence the rate of seroma formation. The …