Preliminary study of VACORA vacuum-assisted rotation system in the treatment of benign breast lesions / 中华超声影像学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To study the clinical value of VACORA vacuum-assisted rotation system in the treatment of benign breast lesions. Methods Under the screening of dynamic ultrasound,122 beast lesions in 93 patients diagnosed as benign lesions from ultrasound were treated with VACORA vacuum-assisted rotation system,and all the patients were examined for follow-up. Results All the lesions were totally rotated and 119 lesions demonstrated to be benign and 3 lesions were atypical hyperplasia from pathologic examination. In the benign lesions, 72 cases were demonstrated to be fibroadenoma, 39 cases were demonstrated to be fibrosis adenosis,4 cases were intraductal papilloma,2 cases were duct inflammation, 1 case was epithelial hyperplasia of the duct and 1 case was lymphode. In 8 cases,bleeding was seen along the needle tract,which was stopped after compression. Small hematoma was formed in 10 patients in the second day of follow-up, which was disappeared in the 3 to 6 months of the follow-up. And all patients had no remnant lesions in the local area and the incisions were not clear in the skin 3 to 6 months of the follow-up. Hypoechoic focuses were detected out at the original location in the 3 benign cases, which were possibly residual focuses. Conclusions Benign breast lesions could be clearly resected with VACORA rotation system under the screening of ultrasound, which is safe, minimal invasive, prosthetic, and has little complications.