… With the clinical setting shifting towards earlier non‐palpable breast lesions being … surgical
excision of these lesions, WGL, yields the best therapeutic outcome for women with breast …

… rate was defined as the fraction of BLES excisions with ADH, DCIS, or invasive cancer
that were negative at subsequent surgical excision (ie, no residual lesion was found). …

… invasive techniques of breast lesions via surgical and … breast lesions, an important goal in
treatment should be cosmesis. Currently, the accepted definitive treatment of surgical excision …

… breast lesions (HRLs) diagnosed with image-guided needle biopsy that require surgical
excision to be distinguished from HRLs that are at low risk for upgrade to cancer at surgery and …

… surgical excision (OSE) is generally recommended when image-guided core-needle breast
biopsy demonstrates a high-risk lesion (… surgical biopsy for the diagnosis of breast lesions. …

… aggressive approach including surgical excision of all benign intraductal papillary lesions. …
IDP on surgical excision and the need for surgical excision of papillary lesions diagnosed at …

… excision of impalpable breast lesions further expands the role of ultrasound in the management
of breast … intraoperative sonography for nonpalpable breast lesions was that of Fornage …

… Surgical excision of papillary breast lesions with atypia … the management of benign papillary
lesions (without atypia) has … evaluate the surgical outcome of nonmalignant papillary lesions …

… up, increasingly these are being treated using radiological wire localisation followed by
open surgery in the form of a wide local excision. However many of these are subsequently …

… Eight of 15 patients with cell atypia had open surgical excision, and none showed
underestimation. All patients with IDC underwent surgical excision: we found an invasive carcinoma …