Minimal Invasive Breast Procedure
Minimally invasive breast surgery is the preferred treatment for breast biopsies and some early-stage cancer treatments as keyhole surgery techniques advance.
Early detection and treatment of breast abnormalities increase the chances of recovery with minimal disruption to the breast tissue. It’s important to examine your breasts regularly for signs of change and report any abnormal findings to your doctor for an accurate diagnosis and follow-up treatment.
Your doctor will probably order a mammogram or ultrasound and may recommend a minimally invasive surgery (MIS) procedure to obtain a sample of the affected breast tissue (a biopsy) to be sent to the lab for testing and diagnosis.