Abstract:Background: Sentinel lymph node biopsy is now a standard therapeutic approach for early-stage breast cancer. Arm lymphatic mapping, according to some researchers, is useful for identifying and preserving the arm lymphatics, and this novel process is referred to as "axillary reverse mapping" (ARM), since the arm lymphatics are being identified for preservation rather than eradication.
Aim of the work:To study the feasibility of using sodium diethyl ammonium hydroxide (patent blue) dye to perform an axillary rev… Show more
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