Refresher Course: Breast
RC 302 - Minimally invasive breast intervention: a way to reduce carbon footprint? The current status of percutaneous minimally invasive breast interventions
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Rodrigo Alcantara Souza, Barcelona / ES
2
Vacuum-assisted excision (VAE) for B2/B3 lesions
15:00Nisha Sharma, Leeds / UK
3
Thermoablation and cryoablation: current techniques and future perspectives
15:00Leo Razakamanantsoa, Paris / FR
4
Follow-up and monitoring: ensuring successful outcomes post-intervention
15:00Jacopo Nori, Florence / IT
5
Panel discussion: When minimally invasive breast intervention may substitute surgery
10:00Panel discussion: When minimally invasive breast intervention may substitute surgery
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Rodrigo Alcantara Souza, Barcelona / Spain
15 min
Vacuum-assisted excision (VAE) for B2/B3 lesions
Nisha Sharma, Leeds / United Kingdom
- To define which lesions classified B2/B3 could benefit vacuum assisted excision.
- To learn how to perform vacuum-assisted excision.
- To understand how to interpret the results and what follow-up is required.
15 min
Thermoablation and cryoablation: current techniques and future perspectives
Leo Razakamanantsoa, Paris / France
- To present the indications and basic principles of thermoablation and cryoablation.
- To learn how to perform these techniques and review cases.
- To learn tips and tricks for successfully applying these techniques.
15 min
Follow-up and monitoring: ensuring successful outcomes post-intervention
Jacopo Nori, Florence / Italy
- To understand how to communicate the results with the patient.
- To learn the type and delay of follow-up after RI intervention.
- To present the different complications post-interventions and their treatment.
10 min
Panel discussion: When minimally invasive breast intervention may substitute surgery