Breast Cancer- Cryotherapy Superior Over Surgery

The present research and clinical results have established a new level in breast cancer surgery. The innovative modern cryosurgery is challenged a novel standard for current and future invasive oncology

The three pillars of cancer treatment—surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation—are being augmented and in some cases replaced by a new twist on an old idea: destroying tumors by flash freezing. Below are several studies that discuss cryotherapy for breast cancer- BC.

The fourth study linked and excerpted below was published in 2013 and cited cryotherapy in breast cancer as “new level in breast cancer surgery.” Understanding that therapies improve with every use, every instance, please consider what year it is that you are reading this post and adjust your level of expectations accordingly.

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Freezing’ Technique May Work for Some Women With Early Breast Cancer

“A tumor-freezing technique might offer a reasonable alternative to surgery for some women with early stage breast cancer, a preliminary study suggests…The standard treatment is to surgically remove the cancer, usually followed by radiation. And it’s very effective; the five-year survival rate for stage 1 breast cancer is 100 percent…

There are potential advantages of cryoablation over conventional surgery, according to Simmons, who is chief of breast surgery at New York Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City.

For one, it can be done with local anesthesia, and it avoids the pain and hospital stay that comes with surgery. “Cryoablation lends itself very well to the outpatient setting,” Simmons said…”

Cryotherapy for breast cancer: a feasibility study without excision.

“PURPOSE: To assess the feasibility of percutaneous multiprobe breast cryoablation (BC) for diverse presentations of cancers that remained in situ after BC.

CONCLUSIONS: In conjunction with thorough pre- and postablation MR imaging, CT/US-guided multiprobe BC safely achieved 1 cm visible ice beyond tumor margins with minimal discomfort, good cosmesis, and no short-term local tumor recurrences.”

Small (< 2.0-cm) breast cancers: mammographic and US findings at US-guided cryoablation–initial experience.

“PURPOSE: To determine the mammographic and ultrasonographic (US) findings at cryoablation of small solitary invasive breast cancers and compare them with presence of residual malignancy after treatment.

CONCLUSION: After cryoablation, there was increased echogenicity at US and increased density at mammography; these findings were observed in areas that approximated location and size of the ice ball. Tumor size, mammographic density, and US characteristics may be indicators of likelihood of complete cryoablation.”

Cryosurgery for breast cancer: A challenge in current and future invasive oncology. Clinical experience since 1995

“Conclusion: The present research and clinical results have established a new level in BC surgery. The innovative modern cryosurgery is challenged a novel standard for current and future invasive oncology.”

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Breast Cancer- Cryotherapy Superior Over Surgery

The present research and clinical results have established a new level in breast cancer surgery. The innovative modern cryosurgery is challenged a novel standard for current and future invasive oncology

Freezing’ Technique May Work for Some Women With Early Breast Cancer

Cryotherapy for breast cancer: a feasibility study without excision.

Small (< 2.0-cm) breast cancers: mammographic and US findings at US-guided cryoablation–initial experience.

Cryosurgery for breast cancer: A challenge in current and future invasive oncology. Clinical experience since 1995

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