Clinical Effect of Traditional Surgery and Minimally InvasiveSurgery in the Treatment of Multiple Breast Tumors

BAI Liu

Abstract：Objective To observe and compare the clinical effect of traditional surgery and minimally invasive surgery in the treatment of multiple breast tumors.Methods By selecting 111 cases of patients treated in our hospital from October 2012 to October 2015 with multiple breast tumors,and dividing them randomly into two groups,control group with 55 cases and experimental group with 56 cases.Control group used the traditional surgery and experimental group was treated with minimally invasive rotary cutting operation to treat the multiple breast tumors.Comparison was made in the operation time,blood loss in the process of operation and surgical incision healing time between two groups,and postoperative infection of the two groups as well.Results Comparison showed that the operation time of patients in the experimental group was (19.7±4.7) min,the bleeding loss was (6.42±3.1) mL and the incision healing time was(2.9±1.7) d,while,in the control group,the operation time was(27.9±3.9) min,the bleeding loss was(16.2±4.3) mL,incision healing time was (7.1±2.3) d.Apparently,the experimental group was more advantageous than the control group,with The statistically significant difference (P>0.05).The patients in both groups had the same postoperative infection.Data comparison difference was not statistically significant (P>0.05).Conclusion In the treatment of multiple breast tumors,minimally invasive rotary cutting operation can effectively reduce the operation time and blood loss,accelerate wound healing,reduce postoperative wound infection rates.It deserves the clinical expansion.