1 in 5 breast cancer patients

who undergo lumpectomies will be called back for a second surgery or re-excisionⁱ, due to positive margins. Some studies show that this rate of re-excision is even higher in some centers.

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Studies show The MOZART® System improves surgical outcomes. The use of The MOZART System decreased re‑excision rates by more than half.²

Studies Show the MOZART System Improves Surgical Outcomes:
"The Use of the MOZART System Decreased Re-Excision Rates By More Than Half."
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Why is this Important? The Cost Of Re-Excisions:
Patients Who Have A Re-Excision Are 2-8x More Likely To Have Their Cancer Come Back At A Later Date.
Patients Who Have A Re-Excision Are 2x More Likely To Experience Surgical Infections.
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Guide to understanding positive margins

What do you mean I have positive margins?
If you've ever been diagnosed with breast cancer you've most likely stumbled across that question before. For most patients, this is the first time that they've ever heard the words positive margins. Dr. Cary Kaufman from Bellingham Regional Breast Center has come across this scenario several times in his medical career.
During this video, Dr. Kaufman explains what positive margins are and how it impacts breast cancer surgery.

What Do You Mean I Have Positive Margins? Cary S. Kaufman MD, FACS Clinical Professor of Surgery University of Washington Bellingham Regional Breast Center

List of breast cancer
resources and helpful links

Understand Your Breast Cancer Diagnosis | Types of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer surgery - Mayo Clinic
Invasive Ductal Carcinoma: Diagnosis, Treatment, and More

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