Introduction: Minimally invasive techniques, including endoscopic and video-assisted approaches, have gained increasing attention in breast surgery due to their potential to enhance aesthetic outcomes without compromising oncological safety. However, the application of these techniques in mastology remains limited and...
Branco Silveira Gabriela da Rocha, Mirella Laranjeira Nunes, João Esberard de Vasconcelos Beltrão et al.· Mastology· 0 citations
Introduction: The perceived increase in breast cancer among young women conflicts with Brazilian policies. While the Ministry of Health (MS) traditionally recommends screening from age 50 — with a recent deliberation allowing individualized screening for ages 40–49 — the Brazilian Society of Mastology (SBM) advocates s...
Mirella Laranjeira Nunes, Luan Fernandes Lins, Deborah de Albuquerque Beltrão Amorim et al.· Mastology· 0 citations
Introduction: Malignant breast neoplasm is a major public health challenge, ranking as the most frequently diagnosed cancer among women in Brazil, excluding non-melanoma skin cancer. It also remains the leading cause of female cancer-related mortality. Screening is vital for early diagnosis and is predominantly perform...
Mirella Laranjeira Nunes, Luan Fernandes Lins, Ana Carolina Ferraz Pascoal et al.· Mastology· 0 citations
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