Risk of Breast cancer in women with palpable brcast cysts

Prevalence and increasing trend in presence of breast mass in women, necessity of removing them, importance of breast’s appearance, post-surgery complications and based on the theory that using solutions to fill the cavity left after the lump removal operation could be beneficial and the fact that saline solution lacks any specific chemical properties, this study was carried out. The research aimed to study and compare the effects of the method in which saline solution is used to fill the cavity and the method in which no saline solution is used.
Clinical trials on the patients with benign breast mass were used as the research method. The patients were randomly divided into two groups, the control and the treatment group. The lump-removal surgery was conducted by a surgeon and his senior assistant using the standard method and sutures with the same material. The effects of saline solution and the lack of it were determined and statistically analyzed. This determination was based on post-operation bleeding, ecchymosis, stretching of the skin and patient satisfaction.
Eighty patients were randomly divided into two groups of 40 and designated the control and treatment group. The amount of bleeding was found to be 30% in the control group and 2.5% in treatment group (the group in which the cavity was filled with saline solution) three days after the surgery (pConclusion and recommendations: It seems that using saline solution after removing benign breast mass is a useful method.