Should axillary imaging be routinely performed in all patients with a new diagnosis of breast cancer?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
This issue has been debated but I would argue that patients with a new diagnosis of breast cancer should not undergo routine screening US of the axilla to look for clinically occult disease. The axillary US should be limited to diagnostic imaging for clinically suspicious nodes on clinical exam or b...
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Medical Oncologist at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University This is an excellent summary explaining why most c...
Radiation Oncologist at Benefis Healthcare- Sletten Cancer Institute Dr. @Maggie L. DiNome, I appreciate your thoughts ...
Radiation Oncologist at Lake Huron Medical Center @Maggie L. DiNome - another follow up question, as...
at Duke University Medical Center Since a radiographically negative axilla was not a...
This is an excellent summary explaining why most c...
Dr. @Maggie L. DiNome, I appreciate your thoughts ...
@Maggie L. DiNome - another follow up question, as...
Since a radiographically negative axilla was not a...