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Protocol for the Examination of Resection Specimens From Patients With Ductal Carcinoma In Situ (DCI) of the Breast Version: Breast DCI Resection 4.3.0.2Protocol Posting Date: February 2020CAP Laboratory

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1. Begin by thoroughly reviewing the patient's medical history and any diagnostic tests or imaging results.
2. Inform the patient about the procedure and obtain their informed consent.
3. Ensure that the patient is prepared for surgery, including fasting appropriately and discontinuing any medications that may interfere with the procedure.
4. Administer anesthesia to the patient as per the anesthesiologist's instructions.
5. Position the patient on the operating table and prepare the surgical site by cleaning and sterilizing it.
6. Make an incision in the breast to access the site of the DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) resection.
7. Carefully remove the tumor or affected tissue while preserving the surrounding healthy breast tissue.
8. Control any bleeding by suturing or using hemostatic measures.
9. Close the incision using appropriate sutures or surgical staples.
10. Apply sterile dressings to the surgical site and instruct the patient on post-operative care and potential complications.
11. Monitor the patient during the recovery period and provide necessary pain management and follow-up appointments for further evaluation.

Who needs cap breast dcis resection?

1. Cap breast DCIS resection is typically recommended for individuals diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS).
2. DCIS is a form of breast cancer that involves abnormal cells confined to the milk ducts and has not spread to surrounding tissues.
3. Surgical resection may be necessary to remove the affected tissue and prevent the progression of DCIS to invasive breast cancer.
4. The decision to undergo cap breast DCIS resection is made by a healthcare professional based on individual factors such as the size and location of the DCIS, overall health, and the patient's preference.

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What is cap breast dcis resection?

Cap breast DCIS resection is a surgical procedure used to remove DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) in the breast.

Who is required to file cap breast dcis resection?

Cap breast DCIS resection must be filed by the medical team performing the surgery.

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Cap breast DCIS resection form must be completed with detailed information about the surgery and the patient.

What is the purpose of cap breast dcis resection?

The purpose of cap breast DCIS resection is to remove cancerous or precancerous cells in the breast to prevent further complications.

What information must be reported on cap breast dcis resection?

The report must include details of the surgery, pathology results, and post-operative care instructions.