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What kind of biopsy is performed at the beginning of breast cancer treatment?

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What occurrence led to the development of the technique of sentinel lymph node biopsy?

the discovery that the human lymphatic system can be mapped with radioactive dyes, and that the lymph node(s) closest to a tumor serve to filter and trap cancer cells.


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What is lymphiscintigraphy?

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poor timing of the dye injection, the way in which the pathologist prepared the tissue for examination, or the existence of previously undiscovered sentinel nodes.


What is sentinel lymph node mapping and biopsy?

A new technique called sentinel lymph node mapping and biopsy often eliminates the need for removing some or all lymph nodes by testing the first lymph node for cancer.


By what stages was sentinel lymph node biopsy developed?

A technique that uses blue dye to map the lymphatic system was developed in the 1980s and applied to the treatment of melanoma in 1989


What risks are associated with a sentinel lymph node biopsy?

There are few risks associated with lymph node biopsy. The main risks are excessive bleeding (usually only in people with blood disorders) and allergic reaction to general anesthesia (rare). Occasionally the biopsy site becomes infected.


For what purposes is sentinel lymph node biopsy used?

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