Abstract
There is a steady trend towards de-escalation of surgical intervention in the breast cancer treatment strategy. At first, this topic concerned the de-velopment and implementation of methods of organ-preserving operations on the mammary gland itself. With the advent of the concept and the development of the sentinel lymph node biopsy technique, the problem of performing a gentle lymphadenectomy with the prevalence of the cN0 process was solved. In recent years, the most innovative technique has begun to develop, namely targeted lymphadenectomy, which allows per-
forming economical interventions on the lymph pathways with the prevalence of the cN1→ypN0 process, that is, in the presence of a verified metastatic lymph node with complete clinical resorption of metastasis during neoadjuvant polychemotherapy. The article is devoted to the de-
scription of the technique of performing targeted lymphadenectomy.
Key words: breast cancer, targeted lymphadenectomy, sentinel (signal) lymph node biopsy, neoadjuvant polychemotherapy, lymphadenectomy.
forming economical interventions on the lymph pathways with the prevalence of the cN1→ypN0 process, that is, in the presence of a verified metastatic lymph node with complete clinical resorption of metastasis during neoadjuvant polychemotherapy. The article is devoted to the de-
scription of the technique of performing targeted lymphadenectomy.
Key words: breast cancer, targeted lymphadenectomy, sentinel (signal) lymph node biopsy, neoadjuvant polychemotherapy, lymphadenectomy.
For citation:Abdulloeva Sh.Sh., Kaprin A.D., Zikiryakhodzhaev A.D., Prokopenko S.P., Saribekyan E.K., Rasskazova E.A., Mazo M.L., Zanozina E.A. Targeted lymphadenectomy for breast cancer. Execution method. Clinical case. Clinical review for general practice. 2023; 2023; 4 (9): 135–140 (In Russ.). DOI: 10.47407/kr2023.4.9.00320
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