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Omrani Poor R, Taheri A, Mahmood Zadeh H, Arab Kheradmand A. Accuracy Of 5 Node Sampling In Evaluating The Axilla In Operable Breast Cancer: A Pilot Study. Tehran Univ Med J 2005; 63 (1) :1-6
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Background: To evaluate the accuracy of 5node sampling as an alternative to classic axillary dissection in operable breast cancer(stage I and II ) Method and Material: 5 largest nodes of level one were sampled in 26 consecutive patient with breast cancer undergoing modified radical mastectomy and axillary clearance between june 2002 to march 2004.
Result: False negative rate for 5 node sampling was 7.7%, of 14 cases with negative 5 node sampling 2 (7.7%) were found to have disease elsewhere in the axilla.
Conclusion: Sampling of 5 largest nodes accurately (92%) identifies patients with metastatic nodes.
Keywords: Node Sampling, Accuracy
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