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Patients were divided into groups according to the final pathologic axillary status.
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Nine patients underwent unilateral trans-axillary expander exchange while 7 patients were bilateral.
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More than half of breast cancers are associated with axillary nodal involvement.
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Two female cadavers with unilateral breast amputation and axillary dissection were studied.
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The clinical examination revealed the existence of left axillary and sub-clavicle adenopathies.
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SLN biopsy accurately predicted axillary lymph node status in these five patients.
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Eight underwent an axillary dissection that revealed metastatic carcinoma in four patients.
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Only axillary lymph node dissection has an impact on quality of life.
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Sentinel or full axillary lymph node dissection was performed in 28 patients.
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Endoscopic axillary dissection significantly lowered duration of drainage and operative blood loss.
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The model incorporated treatment decisions, outcome, and costs consequent to axillary staging results.
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The axillary LN was positive in six cases in the time of diagnosis.
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We report a case of localized Castleman's disease involving the axillary lymph node.
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For axillary LN irradiation, individualized anatomy-based radiation fields for patients would be necessary.
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Patients with axillary and breast pCR after PST had superior long-term survival outcomes.
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The axillary buds seldom grow unless the terminal bud is interrupted.
