Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer

Background: Preoperative assessment of breast features is indispensable for both cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgical procedures. In this study we aim to investigate the effect of breast ptosis on breast volume estimation by various methods. Methods: Fifty patients of breast cancer planned fo...

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Main Authors: Bhawani Pathak, Rajender Kumar Karwasra
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2024-12-01
Series:Clinical Surgical Oncology
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description Background: Preoperative assessment of breast features is indispensable for both cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgical procedures. In this study we aim to investigate the effect of breast ptosis on breast volume estimation by various methods. Methods: Fifty patients of breast cancer planned for modified radical mastectomy were taken up. Preoperatively breast anthropometric measurement taken, grade of ptosis was noted and breast volume was calculated by anthropometry and mammography and intraopratively mastectomy specimen weight and volume was recorded. Breast volume calculated by mammography and anthropometry compared with mastectomy specimen volume and weight and correlation with ptosis was statistically analyzed. Results: Mastectomy specimen volume showed best agreement with mastectomy specimen weight (r ​= ​.993, <.001), followed by mammographic method (r ​= ​.985, P ​< ​.001), anthropometry by breast circumference in supine method (r ​= ​.982, P ​< ​.001), anthropometry by breast circumference in upright method (r ​= ​.979, P ​< ​.001) and anthropometry by breast radius and mammary projection method (r ​= ​.969, P ​< ​.001). Conclusion: Mammography is simple, cost effective and most accurate method for breast volume estimation followed by anthropometric breast volume calculation. As size of breast and grade of breast ptosis increases the accuracy of all methods of breast volume estimation decreases.
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spelling doaj-art-724c523488d34839b06ace1ae7ffd1fc2024-12-16T05:39:25ZengElsevierClinical Surgical Oncology2773-160X2024-12-0134100064Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancerBhawani Pathak0Rajender Kumar Karwasra1Department of general surgery, PT BD SHARMA PGIMS, Rohtak, Haryana, India; Corresponding author. Department of general surgery, PT BD SHARMA PGIMS, Rohtak, Haryana, India.Department of General Surgery, Chief, Department of Surgical Oncology, PT BD SHARMA PGIMS, Rohtak, Haryana, IndiaBackground: Preoperative assessment of breast features is indispensable for both cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgical procedures. In this study we aim to investigate the effect of breast ptosis on breast volume estimation by various methods. Methods: Fifty patients of breast cancer planned for modified radical mastectomy were taken up. Preoperatively breast anthropometric measurement taken, grade of ptosis was noted and breast volume was calculated by anthropometry and mammography and intraopratively mastectomy specimen weight and volume was recorded. Breast volume calculated by mammography and anthropometry compared with mastectomy specimen volume and weight and correlation with ptosis was statistically analyzed. Results: Mastectomy specimen volume showed best agreement with mastectomy specimen weight (r ​= ​.993, <.001), followed by mammographic method (r ​= ​.985, P ​< ​.001), anthropometry by breast circumference in supine method (r ​= ​.982, P ​< ​.001), anthropometry by breast circumference in upright method (r ​= ​.979, P ​< ​.001) and anthropometry by breast radius and mammary projection method (r ​= ​.969, P ​< ​.001). Conclusion: Mammography is simple, cost effective and most accurate method for breast volume estimation followed by anthropometric breast volume calculation. As size of breast and grade of breast ptosis increases the accuracy of all methods of breast volume estimation decreases.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2773160X24000321Modified radical mastectomyBreast volumetryPtosisMammography
spellingShingle Bhawani Pathak
Rajender Kumar Karwasra
Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer
Clinical Surgical Oncology
Modified radical mastectomy
Breast volumetry
Ptosis
Mammography
title Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer
title_full Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer
title_fullStr Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer
title_full_unstemmed Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer
title_short Correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer
title_sort correlation of weight and volume of modified radical mastectomy specimen with ptosis of breast in patients of breast cancer
topic Modified radical mastectomy
Breast volumetry
Ptosis
Mammography
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2773160X24000321
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