Non-inferiority study of video-assisted (endoscopic or robotic) skin- and nipple-sparing mastectomy compared to open mastectomy. The feasibility of the technique, oncological safety and cosmetic results will be studied.
Women who require a mastectomy and who do not require skin reduction or resection are included. Women with both breast cancer and those at high risk for breast cancer are included.
Sarcomas of the breast.
Benign breast tumors.
Prepectoral reconstruction with expansion.
Impossibility to preserve the skin.
Patient with breast cancer or high risk for breast cancer who need a mastectomy. The mastectomy will be skin and nipple preserving and will be performed with endoscopic assistance
Other
Prospective
Video assisted mastectomy
Other interventionNipple Skin sparing mastectomy assisted by endoscopic or robotic
Implant Loss
Safety of the reconstruction technique, calculated by the number of implants lost
local relapse
evaluate oncological safety in terms of local relapses
Glandular residual tissue
Residual glandular tissue after endoscopic mastectomy identified by magnetic resonance imaging one year after the intervention
Suvival
Overall survival
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Alejandra García-Novoa
Lead sponsor
University Hospital A Coruña
Sponsor institution
