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A Big Size Fibrodenoma Removal Under Local Anesthesia

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A Big Size Fibrodenoma Removal Under Local Anesthesia

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A breast fibroadenoma removed under local anesthesia, with the surgeon's own narration. He describes the small subareolar incision, finding the dissection plane with forceps, easing the lump out with gentle traction and securing any feeding vessel, remarking on how large the fibroadenoma is for so small an incision.

Key points

  • The surgeon narrates the removal as it proceeds
  • A small subareolar incision is used to reach the lump
  • The dissection plane is found with forceps and the lump eased out with gentle traction
  • Any feeding vessel is secured during the removal
  • The surgeon remarks on the size of the fibroadenoma relative to the small incision

Video Transcript

A breast fibroadenoma removed under local anesthesia, with the surgeon's own narration. He describes the small subareolar incision, finding the dissection plane with forceps, easing the lump out with gentle traction and securing any feeding vessel — remarking on how big the fibroadenoma is for so small an incision.

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As you can see that a very small incision that is subpareolar incision was given and the fibroidinoma was fixed and helped with the help of analysis forceps. The adygens after finding a dissection plane were removed gradually and after removing the adygens the gentle traction is given so that the fibroidinoma comes out of a gentle pressure and the remaining adygens were separated and if any feeding vessel is not is then it may be secured with a hammer state. As you can see that the entire fibroidinoma has been removed it is big enough but the incision

is very small.

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