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Oncoplastic breast conserving surgery: Challenges, complexities and pitfalls in pre-operative wire localisation. F. Majid, L. Tromans, H. Khan. BACKGROUND Newer breast oncoplastic conservation surgery such as pedicle perforator flap techniques (LICAP, MICAP) allow resection of large areas of DCIS or multifocal/multi-centric disease whilst maintaining good cosmetic outcomes. However, the perforator vessel to be used usually lies within the area requiring localisation. The focus is shifted from inserting the wire via the shortest route to NOT inserting the wire from the site of the vessel to ensure there is no damage. This results in the need for pre-operative planning with the surgeon and a more time consuming procedure which is usually stereotactic. Once bracketed, surgeons will require multiple measurements to create a 3D rendering in their mind of the abnormal tissue. At times in order to achieve good surgical margins, the bracketing is not for the lesion but to mark the limits of resection, which makes targeting difficult and may mean the wire travels a much greater depth than would be ideal. Our practice has evolved to include a pro-forma and we demonstrate some cases and considerations for imaging staff who are likely to need to start providing these services. CONCLUSIONS c Localisation for these Oncoplastic procedures requires much more time to plan, perform and report these cases. There is an increase burden of expertise of stereotactic localisation, especially when not targeting on an easily identifiable target within two planes. Good communication prior to surgical date and well illustrated diagrams/mammographic images are needed as the person planning the procedure with the surgeon may not be performing it. Multiple clips, some which may not be intended target, multiple wires, usual approaches may not be feasible and the surgeons require specific measurements for each case. Recognition of appropriate cases at MDT requires imaging staff to be sure they can localise the extents required, or to be able to tell the surgeons additional extent of disease in relation to MRI if performed as they may plan on extending surgical site to pectoralis/nipple regardless. Departments where these procedures are being considered should also consider the added time taken to plan and execute accurate localisation. Newer, non-wire techniques which utilise a seed/detector set up, are likely to help but still have limitations in use and cost implications. Pre-Operative Planning Review anterior to posterior, superior to inferior and medial to lateral dimensions where appropriate Confirm surgical procedure Approaches to avoid Significance of clip/s State which extents are to be localised and number of wires Targets for imaging; clip, calcification, density Stereotactic or ultrasound guidance Skin marks Specific information/measurements required from post wire mammogram LICAP Case 1: Extensive calcification. Stereotactic wires x 2. Two migrated clips Cranio-caudal (superior to inferior) approach to target on most medial and lateral calcification. Superior and inferior extent described in report in relation to wire tips LICAP Case 2: Ultrasound wires x 2 Lesions at 4 & 5 o’clock, both clipped. Infero-superior approach to avoid lateral aspect MICAP Case 1: Stereotactic wires x 3. Cranio-caudal (superior to inferior) approach for medial and lateral extent Medio-lateral approach for superior extent MICAP Case 2: Mammographically occult lesion. 47mm on ultrasound, 46mm on MRI Ultrasound wires x 2. Medial and lateral approach LICAP Case 3: 9 o’clock 40mm lesion after NAC. Routine ultrasound wire to transfix lesion not appropriate as medial and lateral extents required. Stereotactic wires x 2. Cranio-caudal (superior to inferior) approach. Potential for inaccurate targeting, i.e. wire too short or too deep Surgical Specimen Orientation: 1 Clip – Superior 2 Clips – Lateral 3 Clips - Medial References: Oncoplastic approaches to breast conservation. Holmes et al, Int J Breast Cancer. 2011;2011:303879. Oncoplastic breast surgery: comprehensive review. Bertozzi N1 et al. Eur Rev Med Pharmacol Sci. 2017 Jun;21(11):2572-2585. Localization techniques for guided surgical excision of non-palpable breast lesions. Chan BK1 et al. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2015 Dec 31;(12):CD009206. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD009206.pub2.

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Page 1: Oncoplastic … · 2019-10-21 · Oncoplastic breastꢀconservingꢀsurgery:ꢀChallenges,ꢀcomplexitiesꢀandꢀpitfallsꢀinꢀpre-operativeꢀwireꢀlocalisation. F.ꢀMajid,ꢀL.ꢀTromans,ꢀH.ꢀKhan

Oncoplastic breastꢀconservingꢀsurgery:ꢀChallenges,ꢀcomplexitiesꢀandꢀpitfallsꢀinꢀpre-operativeꢀwireꢀlocalisation.F.ꢀMajid,ꢀL.ꢀTromans,ꢀH.ꢀKhan.

BACKGROUNDꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀꢀNewerꢀbreastꢀoncoplastic conservationꢀsurgeryꢀsuchꢀasꢀpedicleꢀperforatorꢀflapꢀtechniquesꢀ(LICAP,ꢀMICAP)ꢀallowꢀresectionꢀofꢀlargeꢀareasꢀofꢀDCISꢀorꢀmultifocal/multi-centricꢀdiseaseꢀwhilstꢀmaintainingꢀgoodꢀcosmeticꢀoutcomes.ꢀHowever,ꢀtheꢀperforatorꢀvesselꢀtoꢀbeꢀusedꢀusuallyꢀliesꢀwithinꢀtheꢀareaꢀrequiringꢀlocalisation.ꢀTheꢀfocusꢀisꢀshiftedꢀfromꢀinsertingꢀtheꢀwireꢀviaꢀtheꢀshortestꢀrouteꢀtoꢀNOTꢀinsertingꢀtheꢀwireꢀfromꢀtheꢀsiteꢀofꢀtheꢀvesselꢀtoꢀensureꢀthereꢀisꢀnoꢀdamage.

Thisꢀresultsꢀinꢀtheꢀneedꢀforꢀpre-operativeꢀplanningꢀwithꢀtheꢀsurgeonꢀandꢀaꢀmoreꢀtimeꢀconsumingꢀprocedureꢀwhichꢀisꢀusuallyꢀstereotactic.Onceꢀbracketed,ꢀsurgeonsꢀwillꢀrequireꢀmultipleꢀmeasurementsꢀtoꢀcreateꢀaꢀ3Dꢀrenderingꢀinꢀtheirꢀmindꢀofꢀtheꢀabnormalꢀtissue.ꢀAtꢀtimesꢀinꢀorderꢀtoꢀachieveꢀgoodꢀsurgicalꢀmargins,ꢀtheꢀbracketingꢀisꢀnotꢀforꢀtheꢀlesionꢀbutꢀtoꢀmarkꢀtheꢀlimitsꢀofꢀresection,ꢀwhichꢀmakesꢀtargetingꢀdifficultꢀandꢀmayꢀmeanꢀtheꢀwireꢀtravelsꢀaꢀmuchꢀgreaterꢀdepthꢀthanꢀwouldꢀbeꢀideal.Ourꢀpracticeꢀhasꢀevolvedꢀtoꢀincludeꢀaꢀpro-formaꢀandꢀweꢀdemonstrateꢀsomeꢀcasesꢀandꢀconsiderationsꢀforꢀimagingꢀstaffꢀwhoꢀareꢀlikelyꢀtoꢀneedꢀtoꢀstartꢀprovidingꢀtheseꢀservices.

CONCLUSIONS cLocalisationꢀforꢀtheseꢀOncoplastic proceduresꢀrequiresꢀmuchꢀmoreꢀtimeꢀtoꢀplan,ꢀperformꢀandꢀreportꢀtheseꢀcases.ꢀThereꢀisꢀanꢀincreaseꢀburdenꢀofꢀexpertiseꢀofꢀstereotacticꢀlocalisation,ꢀespeciallyꢀwhenꢀnotꢀtargetingꢀonꢀanꢀeasilyꢀidentifiableꢀtargetꢀwithinꢀtwoꢀplanes.ꢀGoodꢀcommunicationꢀpriorꢀtoꢀsurgicalꢀdateꢀandꢀwellꢀillustratedꢀdiagrams/mammographicꢀ imagesꢀareꢀneededꢀasꢀtheꢀpersonꢀplanning theꢀprocedureꢀwithꢀtheꢀsurgeonꢀmayꢀnotꢀbeꢀperformingꢀit.ꢀMultipleꢀclips,ꢀsomeꢀwhichꢀmayꢀnotꢀbeꢀintendedꢀtarget,ꢀmultipleꢀwires,ꢀusualꢀapproachesꢀmayꢀnotꢀbeꢀfeasibleꢀandꢀtheꢀsurgeonsꢀrequireꢀspecificꢀmeasurementsꢀforꢀeachꢀcase.RecognitionꢀofꢀappropriateꢀcasesꢀatꢀMDTꢀrequiresꢀimagingꢀstaffꢀtoꢀbeꢀsureꢀtheyꢀcanꢀlocaliseꢀtheꢀextentsꢀrequired,ꢀorꢀtoꢀbeꢀableꢀtoꢀtellꢀtheꢀsurgeonsꢀadditionalꢀextentꢀofꢀdiseaseꢀinꢀrelationꢀtoꢀMRIꢀifꢀperformedꢀasꢀtheyꢀmayꢀplanꢀonꢀextendingꢀsurgicalꢀsiteꢀtoꢀpectoralis/nippleꢀregardless.ꢀDepartmentsꢀwhereꢀtheseꢀproceduresꢀareꢀbeingꢀconsideredꢀshouldꢀalsoꢀconsiderꢀtheꢀaddedꢀtimeꢀtakenꢀtoꢀplanꢀandꢀexecuteꢀaccurateꢀlocalisation.ꢀNewer,ꢀnon-wireꢀtechniquesꢀwhichꢀutiliseꢀaꢀseed/detectorꢀsetꢀup,ꢀareꢀlikelyꢀtoꢀhelpꢀbutꢀstillꢀhaveꢀlimitationsꢀ inꢀuseꢀandꢀcostꢀimplications.ꢀꢀ

Pre-OperativeꢀPlanning

Reviewꢀanteriorꢀtoꢀposterior,ꢀsuperiorꢀtoꢀinferiorꢀandꢀmedialꢀtoꢀlateralꢀdimensionsꢀwhereꢀappropriateConfirmꢀsurgicalꢀprocedureApproachesꢀtoꢀavoidSignificanceꢀofꢀclip/sꢀStateꢀwhichꢀextentsꢀareꢀtoꢀbeꢀlocalisedꢀandꢀnumberꢀofꢀwiresTargetsꢀforꢀimaging;ꢀclip,ꢀcalcification,ꢀdensityꢀStereotacticꢀorꢀultrasoundꢀguidanceꢀSkinꢀmarksSpecificꢀinformation/measurementsꢀrequiredꢀfromꢀpostꢀwireꢀmammogram

LICAPꢀCaseꢀ1:Extensiveꢀcalcification. Stereotacticꢀwiresꢀxꢀ2.ꢀTwoꢀmigratedꢀclipsCranio-caudalꢀ(superiorꢀtoꢀinferior)ꢀapproachꢀtoꢀtargetꢀonꢀmostꢀmedialꢀandꢀlateralꢀcalcification.ꢀSuperiorꢀandꢀinferiorꢀextentꢀdescribedꢀinꢀreportꢀinꢀrelationꢀtoꢀwireꢀtips

LICAPꢀCaseꢀ2:Ultrasoundꢀwiresꢀxꢀ2Lesionsꢀatꢀ4ꢀ&ꢀ5ꢀo’clock,ꢀbothꢀclipped.ꢀꢀInfero-superiorꢀapproachꢀtoꢀavoidꢀlateralꢀaspect

MICAPꢀCaseꢀ1:Stereotacticꢀwiresꢀxꢀ3. Cranio-caudalꢀ(superiorꢀtoꢀinferior)ꢀapproachꢀforꢀmedialꢀandꢀlateralꢀextentMedio-lateralꢀapproachꢀforꢀsuperiorꢀextent

MICAPꢀCaseꢀ2:Mammographically occultꢀlesion.ꢀ47mmꢀonꢀultrasound,ꢀ46mmꢀonꢀMRIUltrasoundꢀwiresꢀxꢀ2.ꢀMedialꢀandꢀlateralꢀapproach

LICAPꢀCaseꢀ3: 9ꢀo’clockꢀ40mmꢀlesionꢀafterꢀNAC.ꢀRoutineꢀultrasoundꢀwireꢀtoꢀtransfixꢀlesionꢀnotꢀappropriateꢀasꢀmedialꢀandꢀlateralꢀextentsꢀrequired.ꢀStereotacticꢀwiresꢀxꢀ2.ꢀCranio-caudalꢀ(superiorꢀtoꢀinferior)ꢀapproach.ꢀPotentialꢀforꢀinaccurateꢀtargeting,ꢀi.e.ꢀwireꢀtooꢀshortꢀorꢀtooꢀdeep

SurgicalꢀSpecimenꢀOrientation:

1ꢀClipꢀ– Superior2ꢀClipsꢀ– Lateral3ꢀClipsꢀ- Medial

References:ꢀOncoplasticapproachesꢀtoꢀbreastꢀconservation.ꢀHolmesꢀetꢀal,ꢀInt JꢀBreast Cancer. 2011;2011:303879.Oncoplastic breast surgery:ꢀcomprehensive review.ꢀBertozzi N1ꢀetꢀal.ꢀEur Rev Med Pharmacol Sci. 2017ꢀJun;21(11):2572-2585.Localization techniquesforꢀguided surgical excision ofꢀnon-palpable breast lesions.ꢀChanꢀBK1 etꢀal.ꢀCochrane DatabaseꢀSyst Rev. 2015ꢀDecꢀ31;(12):CD009206.ꢀdoi:ꢀ10.1002/14651858.CD009206.pub2.