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Journal of Medical Oncology & Therapeutics | Volume 4

March 18-19, 2019 | London, UK

Oncology & Cancer Therapy

International Conference on

The value of contrast enhanced ultrasound in the location of sentinel lymph node in breast cancer

Luo Jun

Sichuan Provisional People’s Hospital, China

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entinel lymph node (SLN) location and biopsy was

designed to minimize side effects of axillary dissection

with equivalent outcomes.

Objective

: To explore the detection rate and the accuracy of

sentinel lymph node (SLN) in breast cancer by percutaneous

injection of ultrasound contrast agent in mammary areola

region.

Methods

: 400 breast cancer patients in our breast surgery

department fromJuly 2017 toNovember 2018were involved, all

patientswithpreoperative contrast-enhancedultrasound (CEUS),

that respectively intracutaneous injection ultrasonic contrast

agent 1ml at 3,6 o ‘clock and subcutaneous injection ultrasonic

contrast agent 1ml at 9, 12 o ‘clock. Tracing enhanced SLNs along

the enhanced lymphatic vessels from mammary areola after

massage for one minute. Recording the number of enhanced

SLN and marking the first SLN with injecting nanocarbon into

the SLN under the guidance of CEUS. Intraoperative dyemethod

(methyleneblue)was used to track SLNs and compare the results

with CEUS.

Results

: 395 of 400 patients with breast cancer injected

with ultrasound contrast agents had detected a total of

818 enhanced SLNs (range 1-5, 2.045±1.139), the detection

rate is 98.75%. In the 395 cases, 386 cases’ first SLNs

with the location of the CEUS matched with the first SLNs

observed in the intraoperative dye method, the accuracy is

97.72%. There were 5 patients who were found interrupted

lymphatic vessel and no enhanced SLN in CEUS. 3 of them,

whose pathological results of axillary lymph node dissection

showed that axillary lymph nodes with cancer metastasis,

observed interrupted lymphatic vessel and no dyeing lymph

node in the intraoperative dye method. While 2 of the 5

patients observed dyeing lymph nodes along the dyeing

lymphatic vessels in the intraoperative dye method, and

they didn’t metastasis.

Conclusion

: Percutaneous injection of ultrasound contrast

agent in mammary areola region has certain application

value to detect and locate the SLNs in breast cancer patient.

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