Live Breast Cancer Surgery: Modified Radical Mastectomy

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Online

English

Mar 23, 2023 to Mar 22, 2034

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(12 Reviews)

Free

Breast Cancer Clinical Resource centre | Diagnosis | Treatment | Innovation

India

Dr. Sanghavi Meghal...

D.N.B Gen. Surgery,...

Dr. Rajeev Joshi

Consultant GI & HPB...

Dr. Pillai Ajit Chan...

REGISTRAR - DEPARTME...

Module 1: Dr Shubhi from Medical Learning Hub welcomed the panelists and introduced Dr. Meghal Sanghavi surgeon for Modified Radical Mastectomy, Anesthesiologist Dr Ajit Pillai and moderator Dr Rajeev Joshi describing the general instructions of the event. Dr Meghal further introduced the team including of assisted surgeons, nurses and other OT staff.

Module 2: Case debriefing: Dr Sneha Galande, Assisting surgeon debriefed the case about the 52 years old female patient with biopsy of Infiltrating Ductal Carcinoma – Grade 3 , ER – Negative, PR – Positive (10%), HER2 – Negative, Kib7 – 29% and PET scan reading of /O Left breast lump 2.2 cm x 2 cm x 2.2 cm, Satellite lesion inferior to it 1.0cm in size, Axillary and retro pectoral nodes positive – largest – 2.5 cm x 2.2 cm. Case history and pre treatment plan was also described.

Module 3: Live case presentation: Modified Radical Mastectomy by Dr Meghal demonstrated the live surgery describing all the steps like:

Anatomy markings prior to mastectomy.
Superior flap dissection.
Superior flap dissection up to the pectoralis muscle facia.
Lifting the breast off the pectoralis muscle with the facia in the specimen.
Entering the axilla at the lateral boder of pectoralis major muscle.
Preserving the axillary vein and the thoracodorsal nerve (along with the thoracodorsal vascular bundle) to the latissimus dorsi and serratus anterior in the axillary dissection.
Drain placement and skin closing after mastectomy.

Module 4: Question & Answers: Several questions were asked during this live surgery which were moderated by Dr Rajeev and answered by Dr Meghal.

Module 5: Vote of thanks: Dr Meghal and Dr Rajeev thanked all the OT staff and Dr Shubhi from Medical Learning Hub delivered vote of thanks thanking all the participants, surgeons, moderator anaesthesiologist as well as all the OT staff.

We wish you a great learning experience!

This educational event is made possible by a charitable grant from Bristol Myers Squibb

Welcome note & Introduction
Case debriefing
Live case presentation: Modified Radical Mastectomy
Q&A: Live during session
Didactic session: Mastectomy: When to do & when not to do?
Vote of thanks

Reviews

Benson Jabuya

19th-Jul-2023

very precise

Francisco Bazán Palacios

20th-May-2023

Kiplangat Lonary Ngetich

01st-May-2023

Extremely impressive. Thanks MLH for this awesome event

Isaac Samoita

27th-Apr-2023

I have never seen a procedure like this, its my first time. very eye opening

Kelvin Wachiuri

26th-Apr-2023

so educative

Everline Awino

22nd-Apr-2023

The training is very clear nice and helpfull

Naveenith Krishnan

03rd-Apr-2023

amazing session

Zachariah Malenya

01st-Apr-2023

Provide more sessions

Dr Mohammad Aman

29th-Mar-2023

v good

Daniel Kura

28th-Mar-2023

WONDERFUL PRESENTATION

Dr.swetha Peethala

27th-Mar-2023

One of a kind experience! Thank you MLH and the Department of Surgery and Anesthesia.

M S Polyclinic Clinic

25th-Mar-2023