Large Breast Fibroadenoma Removal: Surgical Excision Explained
An educational video of the surgical removal of a large fibroadenoma from the breast. Educational only — not medical advice.
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A surgeon-narrated case demonstration of removing a large breast fibroadenoma. He points out the small subareolar incision, how the lump was fixed and held with forceps, finding the dissection plane and gradually freeing the adhesions, then delivering the whole fibroadenoma with gentle traction and pressure, separating the remaining attachments and securing any feeding vessel.
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Hi friends, I am going to demonstrate a case of fibroidinoma breast and as you can see that a very small incision that is subcariolor incision was given and the fibroidinoma was fixed and and help with the help of analysis forceps. The adhesions after finding a dissection plane were removed gradually and after removing the adhesions the gentle traction is given so that the fibroidinoma comes out of yes a gentle pressure may result into the fibroidinoma this entire fibroidinoma comes out and the remaining adhesions were separated and if any feeding vessel is not is then it may be
secured with a hemostat as you can see that the entire fibroidinoma has been removed it is big enough but the incision is very small thank you very much
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